Antioch, CA
The Commons at Dallas Ranch
Assisted living room rent from $4,595/month
Source checked Sep 14, 2026. Care, medication support and one-time fees may cost extra. Confirm current rates and availability.
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Whether you are just beginning or already planning visits, a few practical tools can make the next decision easier.
I’m thinking about costs
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1. Compare what you can verify
Browse care options, source-dated prices and public records. A listing does not confirm an opening or a placement partnership.
2. Ask Haven for help
Send your area, timing and questions. Your request goes to Haven for review. It does not automatically go to communities or book a tour.
3. Keep control of the next step
Choose whether to allow sharing with named communities. Confirm care fit, the full quote and a visit with the community before making a decision.
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What do communities publish about their prices?
Start with these examples, then open a community’s profile to compare room options, sources and available care records. These are geographic examples, not recommendations or a ranking.
Jacksonville, FL
Sunrise of Jacksonville
Assisted living room rent from $3,587/month
Source checked Sep 14, 2026. Care, medication support and one-time fees may cost extra. Confirm current rates and availability.
Arlington, MA
Sunrise of Arlington
Assisted living room rent from $8,056/month
Source checked Sep 14, 2026. Care, medication support and one-time fees may cost extra. Confirm current rates and availability.
Brooklyn, NY
Sunrise at Sheepshead Bay
Assisted living room rent from $6,232/month
Source checked Sep 14, 2026. Care, medication support and one-time fees may cost extra. Confirm current rates and availability.
Fort Worth, TX
Sunrise of Fort Worth
Assisted living room rent from $2,827/month
Source checked Sep 14, 2026. Care, medication support and one-time fees may cost extra. Confirm current rates and availability.
Bring a written, itemized quote to your comparison. See which extra fees to ask about.
Find a community close to the people they love
39,125 assisted-living directory records in 46 states. Coverage is growing; these counts do not represent every licensed community.
Los Angeles, CA
1,904 assisted-living records
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Minneapolis, MN
1,680 assisted-living records
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Portland, OR
1,360 assisted-living records
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Milwaukee, WI
1,181 assisted-living records
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Anaheim, CA
1,126 assisted-living records
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Phoenix, AZ
1,102 assisted-living records
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Sacramento, CA
988 assisted-living records
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Baltimore, MD
928 assisted-living records
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A license record, a family review, and a federal inspection measure different things. Understand our sources.
More than a name and an address.
Explore community photos, outside reviews, and public care records wherever available. Each brings a different part of the picture.
Make sense of the care record
See source dates and original reports. State licensing and federal nursing-home inspections are shown separately.
Keep your loved one at the center
Ask how the community will support their routines, relationships, care needs, and the things that make a day feel good.
Understand your options
Independent Living
Maintenance-free apartments or cottages for active seniors who want community, dining, and activities without daily care.
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Assisted Living
Housing plus help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals — while preserving independence.
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Memory Care
Programs or units offering dementia-related support in different residential settings. Ask about the actual services, staff training and whether the unit is secured.
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Skilled Nursing
24-hour licensed nursing care and rehabilitation — the highest level of medical care outside a hospital. Federally inspected and rated.
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Continuing Care (CCRC / Life Plan)
Communities combining multiple levels of care. Ask which services are available, how transfers work, and what happens if needs exceed the care offered.
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Residential Care Home
Home-like settings offering housing and support with daily activities. Size, staffing and services vary; confirm who is available throughout the day and overnight.
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The questions that are hard to ask
Get a usable next step, a worksheet and links to the sources behind the answer.
My parent is unhappy after moving. Is it adjustment, poor fit or missed care?
Listen to the person’s specific concerns and compare what was agreed with what happens each day. There is no fixed waiting period that makes missed help acceptable. Separate preferences, service gaps and new health changes; sudden confusion needs emergency medical help. Ask for a named action and review date for each unresolved concern.
Use the after-move review worksheet →What will assisted living really cost after the care assessment?
Starting rent may leave out care, medication support and one-time charges. Ask for an itemized quote for the person’s assessed needs, then price a change in care and the end of any promotion. Compare the monthly bill and upfront cash separately.
Build an itemized quote →What happens if the money runs out?
“Accepts Medicaid” is not a complete continuation plan. Confirm the state program, individual eligibility, the provider’s participation, an available funded place and the room-and-board balance. Get dates and written answers before assuming a private-pay period guarantees you can stay.
Make a funding and next-step plan →Will someone actually help at night, or will we need another caregiver?
Ask who handles each task on each shift, including toileting, transfers and medication support. A general staffing promise does not identify your care schedule, response process or backup. If outside help is proposed, clarify responsibilities and its separate cost before deciding.
Use the care-coverage worksheet →For community operators
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