Assisted Living & Board and Care in Woodland, CA — 9 Licensed Homes
9 licensed assisted living and residential board and care homes in Woodland, Yolo County. Select a facility to view details and connect directly — no referral fees.
Board & Care Homes (6 beds or fewer) · 5
- ELDERVILLA1301 HOMEWOOD DRIVE, WOODLAND, CA · Licensed for 6
- LA CASITA SENIOR CARE900 DUNCAN CIR, WOODLAND, CA · Licensed for 6
- SIX ROSE'S SENIOR CARE1366 COOLIDGE PL., WOODLAND, CA · Licensed for 5
- WALFORD RESIDENTIAL CARE616 LEWIS AVE, WOODLAND, CA · Licensed for 6
- WALFORD RESIDENTIAL CARE 21212 WEST ST, WOODLAND, CA · Licensed for 6
Larger Communities (7+ beds) · 4
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Frequently asked questions about senior care in Woodland
How many licensed assisted living & board and care homes are in Woodland?
This directory lists 9 homes in Woodland licensed by the California Department of Social Services as Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly: 5 board and care homes licensed for 6 or fewer residents and 4 larger communities licensed for 7 or more.
What's the difference between board & care, assisted living, and a nursing home?
Board and care homes and assisted living communities are both licensed in California as Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly and help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and meals. Board and care homes are small, usually a converted house with 6 or fewer residents; assisted living communities are larger buildings. Nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) are licensed separately by the California Department of Public Health and provide skilled medical care.
Does Medi-Cal or the Assisted Living Waiver pay for care in Woodland?
Regular Medi-Cal does not pay for room and board in assisted living or board and care. Yolo County is not currently one of the counties where the Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) operates, so families here usually rely on private funds, long-term care insurance, or VA benefits.
How much does senior care cost in Woodland?
Costs vary by home size, level of care, and room type, so the most reliable figure is a written quote from each home. Ask what the monthly fee includes, how it changes if care needs increase, and whether there are move-in or level-of-care fees. Private funds, long-term care insurance, and VA Aid and Attendance are common ways families pay.
How do I find a small or affordable board & care home in Woodland?
Start with the board and care section on this page, which lists the homes in Woodland licensed for 6 or fewer residents. Call a few to ask about openings and pricing, visit in person, and review each home's licensing record with the California Department of Social Services before deciding.