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Nursing Homes in Berkeley, CA
5 nursing homes in Berkeley, Alameda County · Data as of 08/12/2026
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Nursing homes in Berkeley at a glance
- Berkeley has 5 nursing homes, about 0.42 for every 10,000 residents.
- Per person, that is 40% above the California average (0.30 per 10,000).
- It ranks 44th among 342 California cities by number of nursing homes.
- The largest group is For-Profit Nursing Homes (80%), ahead of Nonprofit Nursing Homes.
- 5 have a Medicare star rating, averaging 3.0 out of 5.
- Close by, Oakland (18), Hayward (12) and Fremont (7) have nursing homes as well.
Nursing homes in Berkeley
Highest rated first
- Chaparral House49 beds · Nonprofit1309 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA
- Elmwood Care Center74 beds · For-profit2829 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA
- Kyakameena Care Center60 beds · For-profit2131 Carleton Street, Berkeley, CA
- Ashby Care Center31 beds · For-profit2270 Ashby Avenue, Berkeley, CA
- Berkeley Pines Skilled Nursing Center36 beds · For-profit2223 Ashby Avenue, Berkeley, CA
Frequently asked questions
- How many nursing homes are in Berkeley, CA?
- There are 5 nursing homes in Berkeley as of 08/12/2026, including 4 for-profit nursing homes, 1 nonprofit nursing home.
- What is the best-rated nursing home in Berkeley, CA?
- Chaparral House has the highest Medicare star rating in Berkeley, with 4 out of 5 stars.
Data sources
- Provider Data Catalog (Care Compare)Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Data as of 08/12/2026
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