The Best Assisted Living Website Examples

These are our favorite websites built for assisted living facilities.

Patrick Antinozzi

Compiled by Patrick Antinozzi

13+ years building legendary SMB websites

Aljoya Thornton Place website

Aljoya Thornton Place

A resident playing piano with a friend anchors a headline listing independent living, assisted living and memory care, with a yellow Request a Visit button that matches the logo.

Assisted Living · Seattle

Audubon Care Homes website

Audubon Care Homes

A rounded crop of a smiling resident sits beside the short "Discover Audubon Care Homes" headline, with a yellow Schedule a Tour button that counts recent inquiries.

Assisted Living · New Orleans

Belmont House website

Belmont House

The headline spells out the mission plainly, a charitable Christian home offering long term care and retirement living, beside a smiling resident, with yellow buttons for each path.

Assisted Living · Toronto

Birchwood Cottages website

Birchwood Cottages

The headline names exactly what they offer, memory care focused assisted living, over a photo of the cottage itself, with both towns and a Schedule a Tour button right beneath.

Assisted Living · Owatonna

Blue Lakes Assisted Living website

Blue Lakes Assisted Living

The "More Than a Care Home We are Family!" headline sits over a single-story house with palm trees, making the small-home feel clear before two tour and call buttons.

Assisted Living · Scottsdale

Devonshire Retirement Residence website

Devonshire Retirement Residence

City and phone number sit large at the top right, and a candid baking photo under "Life Unfolds Here" shows everyday life rather than the building.

Assisted Living · Windsor

Fairview Mennonite Homes website

Fairview Mennonite Homes

"Kindness Lives Here" runs large across a photo of the residence above a Book a Tour button, while the header lists the phone, email and Cambridge street address.

Assisted Living · Cambridge

Independence Court of Hyattsville website

Independence Court of Hyattsville

The care offered, assisted living and respite care, is the headline itself, followed by tour, contact and job buttons and a U.S. News best assisted living badge in the corner.

Assisted Living · Washington DC

Kempton of Charleston website

Kempton of Charleston

The building itself, lit at dusk with its assisted living sign visible, fills the hero above a plain "Retirement Community in Charleston, SC" caption, with a large phone number up top.

Assisted Living · Charleston

La Vida Llena website

La Vida Llena

A playful headline, "There's No Such Thing as Late Bloomers", sits over a smiling couple in a sunny kitchen, with Schedule a Visit and Contact Us buttons in matching coral.

Assisted Living · Albuquerque

Lambeth House website

Lambeth House

A resident reading the paper beside a window over New Orleans pairs with "Make life in The Big Easy anything you want it to be", tying the community to its city.

Assisted Living · New Orleans

McCowan Retirement Residence website

McCowan Retirement Residence

A white welcome card states assisted living, memory care and respite stays in Toronto and Ottawa, with two buttons, while a top bar notes it is 100% locally owned and operated.

Assisted Living · Toronto

Moorings Park website

Moorings Park

Two residents strolling through flowering gardens back the luxury senior living headline, with a downloadable retirement information kit offered beside the Schedule a Visit button.

Assisted Living · Naples

Pinnacle Peak Assisted Living website

Pinnacle Peak Assisted Living

Real interior photos of the home lead the slider, and the header pairs the phone number with "Call Steve & Ema", a personal touch that tells families who will answer.

Assisted Living · Scottsdale

Poydras Home website

Poydras Home

A resident mid card game fills the slider, with a "Care Options For Any Stage" panel at left and an Inquire About Residency button set apart in the top bar.

Assisted Living · New Orleans

Rhoda Goldman Plaza website

Rhoda Goldman Plaza

A close, joyful photo of two women in an art room carries the "Unsurpassed" headline, with Book a Tour and phone buttons repeated in both the hero and the header.

Assisted Living · San Francisco

Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services website

Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services

The hero splits in two, Seven Acres skilled nursing on the left and The Medallion assisted living on the right, each with its own Learn More and Contact Us buttons.

Assisted Living · Houston

Smith Crossing website

Smith Crossing

A split hero shows the lakeside campus and two residents on a bench, and a row of buttons below the photo puts Request a Tour first, ahead of contact and job inquiries.

Assisted Living · Orland Park

Tabor Village website

Tabor Village

A slim visitation status bar tops the page, then "Caring From the Heart Changes Everything" with a short promise and a "What Are the First Steps?" button for families just starting out.

Assisted Living · Abbotsford

Tender Loving Memory Care & Assisted Living Home website

Tender Loving Memory Care & Assisted Living Home

A red bar invites calls to schedule a tour, and the headline puts a local "Best Memory Care Facility in Las Vegas" vote over a photo of the bright common room.

Assisted Living · Las Vegas

Terwilliger Plaza website

Terwilliger Plaza

An aerial of the tower and Portland hills backs a card reading "Vibrant 62+ senior living in SW Portland", under a teal banner inviting RSVPs to a resident panel.

Assisted Living · Portland

The Manor Village at Fish Creek Park website

The Manor Village at Fish Creek Park

The headline spells out community senior living in Calgary over a resident portrait, with a seal badge on the right and a Request a Tour button in the header.

Assisted Living · Calgary

The Osborn website

The Osborn

A drone shot of the historic brick campus carries the name in large serif type, with orange Schedule a Tour buttons in the hero and beside the phone up top.

Assisted Living · Rye

The Quail House website

The Quail House

A wide photo of the single-story house sits under a headline naming memory care, assisted living, Las Vegas and Henderson, with email, tour and call buttons below.

Assisted Living · Las Vegas

The Viera Senior Living website

The Viera Senior Living

A "Texas Based Operator" badge and a laughing resident frame the Corpus Christi headline, while the address, phone and a Schedule a Tour button sit in the header.

Assisted Living · Corpus Christi

The Village of Meyerland website

The Village of Meyerland

Three wide buttons for a visit, contact and job inquiry run across the base of a tall building photo, and the logo itself names assisted living and memory care.

Assisted Living · Houston

Traditions at North Willow website

Traditions at North Willow

A white card names every level of care, the villas and Indianapolis, and slips in a fun detail, a 3x national champion Wii bowling team, above the tour button.

Assisted Living · Indianapolis

Trico LivingWell website

Trico LivingWell

Leads with a niche claim, "Canada's First WELL v2 Gold Certified Retirement Community", backed by a certification seal and two buttons to book a tour or learn about the standard.

Assisted Living · Calgary

WindChime of Marin website

WindChime of Marin

A sunlit Marin hillside with rolling fog sets a calm tone, and the caption "Boutique Memory Care Community in Kentfield, Marin County" states the niche and town at once.

Assisted Living · Novato