Assisted living in Missouri
600 licensed homes, licensed capacity 27,918. Assisted Living Facility (ALF**): 271. Residential Care Facility: 166. Residential Care Facility (RCF*): 103. Assisted Living Facility: 60.
From the official licence list of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Section for Long-Term Care Regulation (retrieved October 31, 2026). A licence is not a rating: visit, ask questions and read the state inspection reports before you choose. In a medical emergency, call 911.
How to check a licence, find inspection reports or make a complaint in Missouri →
Assisted living in Missouri by city
- Advance1
- Affton1
- Alton1
- Appleton City1
- Arnold3
- Ashland3
- Aurora2
- Ava1
- Ballwin2
- Battlefield1
- Belton2
- Bernie1
- Bethany2
- Bismarck1
- Black Jack1
- Blue Springs6
- Bolivar4
- Bonne Terre2
- Boonville3
- Bourbon1
- Bowling Green2
- Branson2
- Bridgeton1
- Brookfield1
- Buffalo2
- Bunker1
- Butler1
- Cabool1
- Caledonia1
- California2
- Camdenton3
- Cameron3
- Cape Girardeau9
- Carl Junction1
- Carrollton1
- Carthage5
- Cassville1
- Centralia1
- Charleston1
- Chesterfield7
- Chillicothe5
- Clayton1
- Clinton4
- Cole Camp1
- Columbia8
- Concordia2
- Cottleville1
- Crane2
- Creve Coeur4
- Cuba4
- Dardenne Prairie2
- De Soto4
- Dexter2
- Doe Run2
- Doniphan1
- Edina1
- El Dorado Springs1
- Eldon3
- Ellisville3
- Elsberry2
- Eminence1
- Eureka1
- Farmington18
- Fayette2
- Festus5
- Florissant2
- Forsyth1
- Fredericktown2
- Fulton5
- Gerald1
- Gladstone3
- Grain Valley2
- Grant City1
- Hamilton1
- Hannibal3
- Herculaneum1
- Hermann2
- Higginsville1
- Holden1
- Holts Summit2
- Humansville1
- Huntsville1
- Independence6
- Ironton3
- Jackson2
- Jefferson City10
- Joplin6
- Kansas City31
- Kearney2
- Kennett3
- King City1
- Kirksville3
- Kirkwood1
- Lamar2
- Laurie2
- Lebanon6
- Lee's Summit7
- Lewistown1
- Lexington1
- Liberty4
- Licking1
- Lincoln2
- Linn1
- Lockwood1
- Louisiana1
- Macon2
- Madison1
- Malden2
- Manchester1
- Marble Hill5
- Marceline1
- Marionville1
- Marshall4
- Marshfield1
- Maryville4
- Mexico4
- Milan2
- Mineral Point2
- Moberly4
- Monett3
- Monroe City1
- Montgomery City1
- Moscow Mills2
- Mount Vernon1
- Mountain Grove1
- Mountain View1
- Mt Vernon1
- Neosho4
- Nevada4
- New Florence1
- New Haven3
- Nixa5
- O'Fallon6
- Oak Grove1
- Odessa1
- Osage Beach2
- Overland2
- Owensville2
- Ozark9
- Pacific2
- Palmyra1
- Paris1
- Park Hills3
- Patton1
- Perryville2
- Pilot Knob1
- Platte City1
- Pleasant Hill1
- Poplar Bluff10
- Princeton1
- Puxico1
- Raymore3
- Raytown1
- Reeds Spring1
- Republic2
- Richmond1
- Richmond Heights1
- Riverside1
- Rolla5
- Saint Ann1
- Saint Charles7
- Saint Clair2
- Saint James1
- Saint Joseph9
- Saint Louis50
- Saint Mary1
- Saint Peters7
- Sainte Genevieve3
- Salem1
- Salisbury1
- Scott City2
- Sedalia6
- Seneca1
- Shelbina1
- Sikeston3
- Silex1
- Slater1
- Smithville1
- Springfield20
- Stanberry1
- Steelville1
- Stover1
- Sturgeon1
- Sullivan2
- Sunset Hills1
- Sweet Springs1
- Tipton1
- Town and Country2
- Trenton2
- Troy3
- Union2
- Unionville1
- University City1
- Urbana1
- Valley Park1
- Van Buren1
- Vandalia1
- Verona1
- Versailles1
- Wappapello1
- Wardsville1
- Warrensburg5
- Warrenton3
- Warsaw2
- Washington8
- Webb City2
- Weldon Spring1
- Wentzville5
- West Plains4
- Weston1
- Westphalia1
- Wildwood1
- Willard1
- Willow Springs1
- Winfield1
Common questions
How many assisted living homes are in Missouri?
The official licence list of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Section for Long-Term Care Regulation has 600 licensed homes in Missouri, with a combined licensed capacity of 27,918 (retrieved October 31, 2026).
Which cities in Missouri have the most licensed homes?
Saint Louis (50), Kansas City (31), Springfield (20), Farmington (18) and Jefferson City (10).
What licence types does Missouri use for assisted living?
On this list: Assisted Living Facility (ALF**) (271), Residential Care Facility (166), Residential Care Facility (RCF*) (103) and Assisted Living Facility (60).
How do I check a home’s inspections?
Each home’s page links to the state’s licence record or search, where the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Section for Long-Term Care Regulation publishes inspection and complaint reports when available.
Source: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Section for Long-Term Care Regulation, retrieved October 31, 2026. All state sources