El DoradoCare

The State of Senior Care in El Dorado County

A plain-numbers snapshot of the senior-care landscape across El Dorado 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

49

Licensed facilities

All care types

1,110

Licensed beds

Residential capacity

6

Cities covered

Across the county

5

Care types

From in-home to skilled nursing

3

Multi-location providers

Running 9 facilities

2

Area hospitals

For discharge & proximity

The care landscape

Licensed facilities and beds by type of care.

Care typeFacilitiesLicensed beds
Assisted Living33796
Skilled Nursing4314
Home Health4
Home Care6
Hospice2

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
Placerville12410
Cameron Park9329
El Dorado Hills23316
South Lake Tahoe248
Camino17
Diamond Springs2

Oversight & quality

Of 33 assisted-living facilities with state inspection data, 19 (58%) have no citations or substantiated complaints on record, while 7 carry a serious (Type A) citation — 14 Type A and 11 Type B citations in total. See the assisted-living inspection report →

Across 4 Medicare-certified nursing homes, the average CMS rating is 3.75/5 overall and 3.5/5 for staffing.. See the nursing-home quality report →

4 home-health agencies serve the county, averaging 2.5/5 on Medicare’s quality measure. See the home-health report →

Who provides the care

3 providers operate more than one location in El Dorado County, together running 9 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.

  • El Dorado Senior Care · 5
  • Barton Healthcare System · 2
  • Whispering Pine · 2

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.