Los Angeles County
4,150 licensed providers · 66,939 beds

Every licensed care home in California, with the citations, complaint findings and ownership the state publishes — free, and never for sale.

California inspects every licensed care home and publishes what it finds. Almost no family ever sees it, because it lives in a licensing database keyed on a facility number you do not have.
We put it on one page per facility: every visit, every citation and its severity, every complaint investigated and whether the state agreed — alongside what the licence actually permits, which is the thing that decides whether a home can take your parent at all.
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The referral sites most families use are paid $3,500 to $12,000 when someone moves in. A six-bed home cannot pay that on one room, so it never gets shown — which is why families never learn the option exists.
Here the page is free and already yours. Claiming it adds what only you know: open beds, languages your staff speak, what you can actually accept. Flat monthly fee by bed count, never a commission, and placement is not for sale at any price.
See what it costsOne marker per county, sized by how many licensed providers are in it. Open a county to see the homes themselves, each positioned from the state’s own coordinates.
The twelve with the most licensed providers. All 54 counties.
4,150 licensed providers · 66,939 beds
1,802 licensed providers · 31,025 beds
1,495 licensed providers · 31,084 beds
1,168 licensed providers · 15,521 beds
1,146 licensed providers · 15,781 beds
847 licensed providers · 11,162 beds
808 licensed providers · 12,199 beds
696 licensed providers · 15,345 beds
618 licensed providers · 12,906 beds
527 licensed providers · 8,943 beds
437 licensed providers · 7,044 beds
422 licensed providers · 8,388 beds
Each answered from the same state records, not from general advice.
Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing. Retrieved 2026-08-20. Methodology · Download the data