Every licensed small care home in America

A Real Home, Not a Facility

Small residential care homes offer round-the-clock care for a handful of residents in a real house on a real street. Search every licensed home in the country.

Every listing verified against state licensing records. How we source our data

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40,792

Licensed homes

50 + D.C.

Every state covered

5,700

Cities & towns

51

Licensing agencies sourced

Different Names, Same Care

Every state uses its own term for small residential care homes. Only the paperwork differs. Start from the name your state uses.

How AgeSong Works

A straightforward path from first search to first conversation.

1

Search

Find licensed care homes near you by city, state, or zip code.

2

Compare

See side-by-side details on capacity, care level, and licensing.

3

Connect

Call homes directly and verify their license with the state before you visit.

Understanding Small Care Homes

A small residential care home is exactly what it sounds like: a real house in a real neighborhood, where a handful of older adults live together with round-the-clock caregivers. Most homes serve between four and fifteen residents, which means familiar faces at breakfast, meals prepared in a kitchen rather than a cafeteria, and caregivers who know the difference between your mother and the woman down the hall.

These homes go by many names depending on the state, and they often get lost between big-brand assisted living directories and nursing home listings. AgeSong exists to make them easy to find, compare, and understand, using data pulled directly from state licensing agencies.

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