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Fresno has 180 assisted-living beds per 1,000 seniors; some rural counties have under 10

Published 2026-11-07 · By Pushbuild · Data: Assisted Living Facilities API – State-Licensed Senior Care in CA, MO, NY and CT

180Fresno has · as of 2026-11-07

Fresno, San Joaquin and Solano counties each have about 180 licensed beds per 1,000 residents aged 75+. Several rural counties in Illinois, New York and Maryland have under 10.

Fresno9,333San Joaquin7,553Solano5,296Stanislaus5,361Sacramento16,002Tulare3,547Santa Barbara5,021Ventura9,140

Most beds per 1,000 aged 75+

CountyStateBedsAged 75+Per 1,000
FresnoCA9,33351,604180.9
San JoaquinCA7,55341,798180.7
SolanoCA5,29629,340180.5
StanislausCA5,36130,024178.6
SacramentoCA16,00294,159169.9
TulareCA3,54722,089160.6
Santa BarbaraCA5,02131,487159.5
VenturaCA9,14058,281156.8

Fewest

CountyStateBedsAged 75+Per 1,000
MonroeFL148,0261.7
BureauIL83,3022.4
JacksonFL184,3814.1
MacoupinIL293,8517.5
IroquoisIL202,5877.7
OrleansNY242,8148.5
FranklinIL283,2778.5
DorchesterMD262,9848.7

Caveats

States license different facility types: California's count includes adult residential facilities, not only elderly care, so its figures run high. Seven states. Only one draft for this API: the data has no inspection or price fields to support more.

Sources

  • Assisted Living Facilities API – State-Licensed Senior Care in CA, MO, NY and CT: the primary sources are listed on the API page, read on 2026-11-07

Data as of 2026-11-07. Every figure in this post is in the table above and the CSV below.

Download the data behind this post: b2-assisted-living-beds-per-1000-age75-by-county.csv

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Every number in this post comes from the Assisted Living Facilities API – State-Licensed Senior Care in CA, MO, NY and CT. $0.0008 per row returned; every key gets $1 of free usage each month.

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  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"maxItems": 20}'
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