Beta Hospice Care is a Care Coordination Agency listed by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS).Beta is listed by DHCS. Here’s how to check
  1. Find Beta on the DHCS list. Beta is listed as a participating Care Coordination Agency under the name Beta Hospice Care. How to verify Beta
  2. No charge for care coordination. Medi-Cal pays Beta. Residents pay room and board. Costs and room and board
  3. Your choice. You may choose any Care Coordination Agency listed by DHCS and any participating home. Rights and complaints
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Find a home on the state's ALW list

1,295 homes on the state's Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) list in the fifteen ALW counties, checked September 18, 2026. A listing is not an open bed. It does not mean the home will admit the person or can meet their needs. Homes do not pay to be listed or shown. How homes are shown.

Care the license allows
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1,243 homes

Homes that reported an opening in the last 30 days appear first, then homes with photos. That reflects what a home has told us, not quality. Homes do not pay to be listed or shown. How homes are shown. 52 homes whose state license is closed are left out.

20 of 1,243 homes shown.

You may choose any home on the state's ALW list. State list: the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), checked September 18, 2026. License facts: the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Community Care Licensing record for each home, checked October 17, 2026. The record gives the license status, dates, capacity and the care the license allows. Open the state record on each profile for inspections and citations. The bed count in each row is from the DHCS list. Staff languages come from the home's own website or its own profile. Beta has not confirmed them. Openings are reported by the home or told to a Beta coordinator, dated, and shown for 30 days.

RCFE means residential care facility for the elderly, for adults 60 and over. ARF means adult residential facility, for adults 18 to 59. A secured perimeter means fenced or locked grounds. Delayed-egress doors open after a short delay.

The state keeps the list. Beta helps you use it.

Save the homes that look right and send the list to Beta. A coordinator may call those homes and tell you what each one said: whether a room is open and whether it would consider the person. Each home decides admission. The state decides when an opening is released.

Not on the waitlist yet? That comes first. Read how the waitlist works, or request a callback. When you compare homes, how to choose a home lists what to ask.

You may choose any participating home and any Care Coordination Agency on the DHCS list.

State list: the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), checked September 18, 2026. License facts: the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Community Care Licensing record for each home, checked October 17, 2026. Photos and care types: each home's own website, matched by Beta and read September 22, 2026.

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Cities with three or more homes on the list. Smaller cities are listed on their county page.

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