Alameda Assisted Living

Alameda offers a good mix of smaller care settings with three board-and-care homes under six beds and three larger communities. The median home size is just eight beds, creating quieter, more personal environments. You’re only three miles from Oakland, giving easy access to broader services without leaving the town. This balance suits those who prefer intimate settings but still want nearby options.

The seven senior care homes mean families have choices across sizes, though most are small. The largest community holds 120 beds, but three homes are tiny board-and-cares. Skilled nursing homes average a 2.8 Medicare rating, so check specific facilities before choosing. This range lets you find a setting matching a loved one’s needs without needing to move far.

Housing rent here is 25% higher than Oakland’s, at $2,394 monthly. If you’re considering staying in Alameda versus Oakland, factor in this rent difference when budgeting. County hospitals number 15 total, but they’re spread across the area: don’t assume quick emergency access from any home.

Alameda Senior Care: Quick Facts

Assisted living (state avg, monthly)$3,510
Nursing home, semi-private (monthly)$6,810
Nursing home, private room (monthly)$7,830
In-home homemaker (monthly)$4,050
In-home health aide (monthly)$4,290
Adult day care (monthly)$1,670
Cardinal Point at Mariner Square

Cardinal Point at Mariner Square

2431 Mariner Square Drive
Alameda, CA 94501

Refreshing sea breezes, sparkling water and an ongoing parade of boats are just outside your window. Inside Cardinal Point resort retirement community you'll find luxury and elegance.