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Assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing in Erie County

Erie County is Buffalo and its suburbs. Start with a short drive from the people who will visit most: a community twenty minutes away gets visited, and one forty minutes away gets visited less.

Every licensed community in the county from the New York State directory, with what we know about price, Medicaid, and memory care. Pick several and send one application to all of them. CarePair is free for families.

Licensed communities
81
Reported to accept Medicaid
Not known yet
Assisted Living Program
6
Memory care
Not known yet
Monthly cost, where reported
$3,840 to $6,000 a month

The communities 41 to 60 of 81

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  • Assisted living, memory care · Williamsville

    • Monthly cost: Price on request
    • Memory care: Memory care

    Not known yet: Medicaid, beds

  • Skilled nursing · Cheektowaga

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Enriched Housing Program · Getzville

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Assisted living · Cheektowaga

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Assisted living, Assisted Living Program · Cheektowaga

    • Monthly cost: About $5,400 a month
    • Medicaid: Has ALP beds

    Not known yet: memory care, beds

  • Enriched Housing Program · Lancaster

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Skilled nursing · Lancaster

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Assisted living · Lancaster

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Skilled nursing · Williamsville

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Assisted living, memory care · Williamsville

    • Monthly cost: Price on request
    • Memory care: Memory care

    Not known yet: Medicaid, beds

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Memory care · East Amherst

    • Monthly cost: Price on request
    • Memory care: Memory care

    Not known yet: Medicaid, beds

  • Assisted living · East Amherst

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Enriched Housing Program · Kenmore

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Assisted living, memory care, Assisted Living Program · Buffalo

    • Monthly cost: About $5,900 a month
    • Medicaid: Has ALP beds
    • Memory care: Memory care

    Not known yet: beds

  • Assisted living · Buffalo

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Skilled nursing · Kenmore

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Skilled nursing · Lackawanna

    • Monthly cost: Price on request

    Not known yet: Medicaid, memory care, beds

  • Assisted living, memory care · Orchard Park

    • Monthly cost: Price on request
    • Memory care: Memory care

    Not known yet: Medicaid, beds

Prices are what communities have told us or published; confirm before you decide.

The front door to county help

Erie County Department for the Aging

Free help from the county itself: caregiver support and respite, meals, transportation, Medicare and Medicaid questions, and the NY Connects line. Worth a call whether or not a move is coming.

(716) 858-8526

95 Franklin Street, 13th Floor, Buffalo, NY 14202

This number is also the NY Connects line for Erie County.

County website. Statewide NY Connects: 1-800-342-9871

Towns and villages

Buffalo, Amherst, Cheektowaga, West Seneca, Orchard Park, Hamburg, the Tonawandas, Lancaster, Clarence.

Numbers checked against the official pages on September 16, 2026. See Who to call for every county and the state lines.

Not sure which level of care? Six questions, two minutes, a starting point.

The care guide asks about daily help, memory, medical needs, and home, and suggests where to start looking. Nothing is saved.