Senior care in Washington, Pennsylvania

Data as of October 28, 2026 (PA DHS) and October 1, 2026 (CMS)

How many licensed senior care homes are in Washington, PA?

Washington (Washington County) has 4 licensed personal care homes and 3 assisted living residences on the Pennsylvania DHS roster as of October 28, 2026, licensed for 410 residents between them, plus 4 CMS-certified nursing homes with 629 certified beds.

Which personal care homes and assisted living residences are licensed in Washington?

The largest licensed home in Washington is Strabane Woods of Washington (100 beds) and the smallest is Standish's (7 beds); the newest DHS inspection report among them is dated July 20, 2026 for Woodside Place of Washington of Presbyterian Seniorcare. Every home listed in Washington holds a full license.

Source: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, Human Services Provider Directory (license, capacity, dementia unit and inspection-report history), data as of October 28, 2026.

Where is secured dementia care closest to Washington?

1 home in Washington hold a DHS-approved dementia unit: Woodside Place of Washington of Presbyterian Seniorcare (Special Care Unit, 36 beds). The next-closest units outside Washington are at Paramount Senior Living at Peters Township in McMurray and Ridgecrest of McMurray in McMurray.

Which nursing homes serve Washington, and how does CMS rate them?

Washington has 4 CMS-certified nursing homes: Kadima Rehabilitation & Nursing at Washington (74 beds, CMS overall 1 of 5); Premier Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Ctr (288 beds, CMS overall 1 of 5); Southmont of Presbyterian Seniorcare (147 beds, CMS overall 2 of 5); Transitions Healthcare Washington PA (120 beds, CMS overall 1 of 5). Across the 4 rated, the average CMS overall rating is 1.2 stars.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Provider Data Catalog – Nursing Home Provider Information, data as of October 1, 2026. Star ratings shown are the official CMS Five-Star ratings.

Which hospice and home health agencies have offices in or near Washington?

0 Medicare-certified hospices and 1 home health agency list an office in Washington: Care Plus Home Health Services, Inc (home health, certified since July 1997).

How does Washington compare with nearby towns for senior care?

Within about 17 miles of Washington, the nearby town with the most licensed personal care and assisted living beds is Bridgeville (528 beds); Canonsburg is about 7 miles away, McMurray is about 11 miles away, Upper St. Clair is about 14 miles away.

Who helps older adults in Washington find services or report a problem?

Older adults in Washington are served by the Southwestern Pennsylvania Area Agency on Aging (1-800-734-9603 or 724-489-8080), which runs care management, OPTIONS in-home services and protective services; report suspected abuse at 1-800-537-2424. The LIFE program in Washington County is offered by Community LIFE ((866) 419-1693) and SeniorLIFE Washington ((724) 852-2273).

UPMC Washington (the former Washington Hospital) anchors the county seat.

What does assisted living cost in Washington, PA?

No published survey prices care town by town, so we do not print a Washington figure. Pennsylvania's statewide CareScout 2025 medians are $6,352 a month for an assisted living community and $11,954 a month for a semi-private nursing home room; ask each Washington home for its written fee schedule and what each care level adds.

Pennsylvania cost medians and how families pay →

Personal care homes vs. assisted living residences in Washington