Twin Falls has 13 published senior-living communities that appear as Idaho Medicaid providers in state or federal data: assisted living facilities on the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare's Medicaid provider list, and nursing facilities that CMS lists as participating in Medicaid. Participation can change, and a building may limit how many Medicaid residents it accepts, so confirm directly before planning around it.
Medicaid Providers in Twin Falls
Ashley Manor - Parkview Drive in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 32 beds.
Bluebonnet Haus in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 8 beds.
Canyons Senior Living in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 64 beds.
Cenoma House in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 10 beds.
Chardonnay Assisted Living in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 32 beds.
Chardonnay Assisted Living House 3 in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 11 beds.
Grace at Twin Falls in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 130 beds.
Harmony Place Assisted Living in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 11 beds.
Heritage Assisted Living and Memory Care in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 78 beds.
Pine Oaks Senior Living in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 85 beds.
Serenity Transitional Care in Twin Falls: CMS-certified nursing facility, licensed for 60 beds.
Twin Falls Transitional Care of Cascadia in Twin Falls: CMS-certified nursing facility, licensed for 116 beds.
Willow Place Assisted Living in Twin Falls: residential assisted living facility, licensed for 10 beds.
How Idaho Medicaid Helps Pay for Care
Idaho Medicaid can help pay for long-term care for people who meet its financial and medical eligibility rules. In a nursing facility, Medicaid can cover the cost of care for eligible residents. In a residential assisted living facility, Medicaid can pay for personal care services for eligible residents, while the resident typically pays room and board from their own income. Eligibility rules, income limits and the application process are set by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
Applying can take time, so families often start the paperwork before a move. It helps to gather income and asset records, ask each community whether it has a Medicaid opening now, and ask what happens if a private-pay resident later becomes eligible for Medicaid.
Checking a Community's Record
Idaho's Department of Health and Welfare inspects licensed assisted living facilities, and CMS publishes inspection results and quality ratings for certified nursing facilities. Before choosing a community in Twin Falls, families can ask to see its most recent survey and how any findings were corrected, and can compare that with what they see and hear on a visit.
Paying for Care
Local Senior Advisor does not have verified community-level pricing for Twin Falls. As a statewide figure, the 2024 CareScout Cost of Care Survey put Idaho's median for assisted living at $4,600 a month and for a semi-private nursing home room at $10,068 a month. Actual rates depend on the room and the level of care.
Getting Help
Local Senior Advisor is a free service to families. A local advisor can help a family in Twin Falls compare these options, explain the difference between license types, and set up tours.
