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Coverage scope at a glance (long-term senior care)
Typical long-term care reach

Medicare

Short-term rehab only

Covers post-hospital skilled nursing & limited home health. Does not pay for ongoing assisted living or custodial care.

Medicaid

Long-term · State rules

Covers nursing homes and state HCBS home/assisted-living waivers for seniors meeting state income and asset rules.

VA Aid & Attendance

Veterans & spouses · 2026

2026 MAPR pension top-up ($29,093–$34,488/yr veteran; $18,697/yr surviving spouse) toward home or residential care.

Compare 14,000+ public senior care provider profiles across all 50 US states, with Medicare, Medicaid, and VA guidance.

Directory totals reflect 128,000+ state-licensed and registered senior care facility and agency records across all 50 states. 14,000+ of those are public senior care provider profiles families can open.

Guides & Resources

State rules and family situations vary. These are the practical guides American families reach for first.

How these guides fit your decision
3-step planning flow
01Care Setting

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02Coverage Filter

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Medicare (short-term rehab) vs. Medicaid (long-term)

03State Baseline

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2025 CareScout state median vs. out-of-pocket gap

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Last checked: 2026-09-20

Our team compiles this listing from public records and provider data, and reviews it against authoritative sources. Read our editorial standards and research methodology.

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