YoloCare

The State of Senior Care in Yolo County

A plain-numbers snapshot of the senior-care landscape across Yolo County, built entirely from official California and federal records — how much care exists, where, how it’s rated and inspected, who runs it, and what it costs. No estimates and no opinions; just what the public data shows, refreshed as the sources update.

At a glance

39

Licensed facilities

All care types

1,831

Licensed beds

Residential capacity

4

Cities covered

Across the county

5

Care types

From in-home to skilled nursing

0

Multi-location providers

Running 0 facilities

2

Area hospitals

For discharge & proximity

The care landscape

Licensed facilities and beds by type of care.

Care typeFacilitiesLicensed beds
Assisted Living211,254
Skilled Nursing6577
Home Health1
Home Care10
Hospice1

Source: California CDSS (RCFE/HCO) + CDPH (SNF/HHA) licensing records. Agencies (home health, home care) carry no bed count.

Where the care is

Facilities and beds by city, most first.

CityFacilitiesLicensed beds
Davis121,038
Woodland19633
West Sacramento7160
Winters1

Oversight & quality

Of 21 assisted-living facilities with state inspection data, 13 (62%) have no citations or substantiated complaints on record, while 6 carry a serious (Type A) citation — 15 Type A and 12 Type B citations in total. See the assisted-living inspection report →

Across 6 Medicare-certified nursing homes, the average CMS rating is 3.67/5 overall and 4.17/5 for staffing. 1 carry a federal abuse flag. See the nursing-home quality report →

1 home-health agencies serve the county, averaging 3.5/5 on Medicare’s quality measure. See the home-health report →

Who provides the care

0 providers operate more than one location in Yolo County, together running 0 facilities — the rest are independent, single-home operators. Provider identity comes straight from the state license, so a family can see which communities share an operator.

What it costs

There is no reliable county-only price index, so the credible reference is the regional median from the CareScout / Genworth Cost of Care Survey (2025): assisted living around $7,000/mo, a semi-private nursing-home room around $12,167/mo. See the full cost breakdown →

Dig deeper

How we compiled this: every figure is drawn from official public records — California CDSS Community Care Licensing (assisted living, home care), California CDPH Licensing & Certification (skilled nursing, home health), and federal CMS Care Compare (ratings, staffing, penalties) — and refreshed monthly as those sources update. We take no referral fees and rate no one; missing values are shown as unknown rather than estimated. Always confirm current status on the official record linked from each facility page.