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Nursing Homes in District of Columbia
Compare 13 nursing homes communities across District of Columbia — with real ratings, locations, and free help choosing the right fit.
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Overview
Nursing Homes in District of Columbia
Assisted living in Washington, D.C. averages about $6,978 a month, reflecting the high cost of living in the capital region. Options range from larger communities to smaller residences across the District's wards.
Compare D.C. communities below, review what each provides, and get free help from a local advisor familiar with the area.
Costs
What nursing homes costs in District of Columbia
Washington, D.C. assisted living averages about $6,978 a month, above the national median.
What affects the price? Location and local demand, private vs. shared room, the level of daily care needed, and add-ons like medication administration or nighttime support.
Ways families pay
Private pay
District of Columbia Medicaid
VA Aid & Attendance
Long-term care insurance
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Nursing Homes communities in District of Columbia
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Nursing Homes by District of Columbia city
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What nursing homes offers
Nursing Homes provides 24/7 skilled nursing and medical care for people with complex or chronic health needs.
- Help with daily activities & medication management
- Meals, housekeeping & laundry
- Trained staff and a safe, supportive environment
- Activities, wellness & social connection
District of Columbia rules & paying for care
Assisted living residences in the District are licensed by DC Health (Health Regulation and Licensing Administration).
- The District covers long-term care through its Medicaid Elderly and Persons with Physical Disabilities (EPD) Waiver, which can pay for personal care and services in an assisted living residence for eligible residents; room and board is paid privately
- Veterans may apply VA Aid & Attendance toward costs
- Private pay, savings, and long-term care insurance are common
Questions
District of Columbia nursing homes FAQs
How much does assisted living cost in Washington, D.C.?
The District averages about $6,978 per month for assisted living, with memory care running higher. Nearby Maryland and Virginia suburbs can offer additional options.
Does D.C. Medicaid pay for assisted living?
The District's EPD Waiver can cover personal care and services in an assisted living residence for those who qualify. Room and board is paid privately.
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Other care types in District of Columbia
Assisted Living in District of ColumbiaHelp with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and medication, plus meals, housekeeping, and social life
Memory Care in District of ColumbiaSecured, specialized care for people living with Alzheimer's or other dementia, with 24/7 supervision and trained staff
Independent Living in District of ColumbiaMaintenance-free living with amenities and social opportunities for active, self-sufficient seniors
CCRCs in District of ColumbiaA full continuum of care — independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing — on one campus
Residential Care in District of ColumbiaSmall, home-like board-and-care homes offering personal care and supervision for a handful of residents
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