Assisted living
See all 9387 of 93 are small homes with six beds or fewer. Contra Costa County is a Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver county.
- Montecito Oakmont Senior Living230 beds
- Concord Royale160 beds
- Trevista Concord160 beds
- Oakmont of Concord121 beds
Nursing homes
See all 5- Stonebrook Post Acute★★★★☆ overall
- Willow Pass Healthcare Center★★★☆☆ overall
- Bayberry Skilled Nursing & Healthcare Center★★★☆☆ overall
- Concord Post Acute★★★☆☆ overall
Home care
See all 23- All Ways Caring HomecareSince 2016
- Lind Family Care, INC., DBA Senior HelpersSince 2016
- Always Available Home CareSince 2016
- In-Home Care for SeniorsSince 2016
Home health
See all 8- John Muir Home Health Services★★★★½ Medicare
- Vision Home Health Care★★★★½ Medicare
- Mission Home Health of Contra Costa★★★★½ Medicare
- Sutter Care at Home★★★½☆ Medicare
Hospice
See all 6- Continuum Care Hospice LLCSince 2015
- Md Choice Hospice, INCSince 2016
- Solace HospiceSince 2020
- Sequoia Hospice East BaySince 2020
Senior apartments
See all 3- The Heritage196 apartments · HUD
- Plaza Tower Apts96 apartments · HUD
- Clayton Villa80 apartments · HUD
Questions about Concord
See on a mapHow many assisted living homes are in Concord?
93 licensed assisted living homes are based in Concord, and 87 of them are small homes with six beds or fewer. Every one is listed on our Concord assisted living page.
How much does assisted living cost in Concord?
Prices are not public for individual homes. The California median for a private one-bedroom in assisted living is about $7,000 a month (CareScout Cost of Care Survey 2025). Small six-bed homes often cost less than large communities; ask each home for a written rate.
Are there good nursing homes in Concord?
Concord has 5 Medicare-certified nursing homes, and 20% of rated homes have 4 or 5 stars overall from Medicare. Our nursing home page for Concord shows each home's ratings, inspection citations and federal fines.
Does Medi-Cal pay for assisted living in Concord?
Possibly. Contra Costa County is one of 15 California counties in the Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver, which pays for care (not room and board) in participating homes for people who qualify.
How do I check a provider's license?
Every provider page on Later Stages shows its license or Medicare number. Assisted living and home care licenses can be checked on the California Department of Social Services Care Facility Search; nursing homes, home health and hospice on Medicare's Care Compare.
Who can help for free?
HICAP gives free Medicare counseling at (800) 434-0222. The long-term care ombudsman CRISISline, (800) 231-4024, takes complaints about care in nursing homes and assisted living.