Intermediate Care Facilities by County
California has 971 licensed ICFs with 11,807 beds, in 32 of its 58 counties. Pick a county for its facilities, cities and inspection records.
- Alameda County31 · 186 beds
- Alpine Countynone
- Amador Countynone
- Butte County6 · 36 beds
- Calaveras Countynone
- Colusa Countynone
- Contra Costa County29 · 174 beds
- Del Norte Countynone
- El Dorado Countynone
- Fresno County31 · 1,630 beds
- Glenn Countynone
- Humboldt County2 · 12 beds
- Imperial County3 · 18 beds
- Inyo Countynone
- Kern County27 · 162 beds
- Kings Countynone
- Lake Countynone
- Lassen Countynone
- Los Angeles County216 · 1,698 beds
- Madera County5 · 30 beds
- Marin County3 · 21 beds
- Mariposa Countynone
- Mendocino Countynone
- Merced County10 · 60 beds
- Modoc Countynone
- Mono Countynone
- Monterey County2 · 30 beds
- Napa County3 · 1,309 beds
- Nevada Countynone
- Orange County105 · 630 beds
- Placer County1 · 6 beds
- Plumas Countynone
- Riverside County74 · 519 beds
- Sacramento County24 · 160 beds
- San Benito Countynone
- San Bernardino County90 · 1,524 beds
- San Diego County91 · 605 beds
- San Francisco Countynone
- San Joaquin County36 · 234 beds
- San Luis Obispo County11 · 1,077 beds
- San Mateo County29 · 174 beds
- Santa Barbara County8 · 101 beds
- Santa Clara County34 · 207 beds
- Santa Cruz Countynone
- Shasta County10 · 60 beds
- Sierra Countynone
- Siskiyou Countynone
- Solano County16 · 96 beds
- Sonoma County11 · 68 beds
- Stanislaus County1 · 6 beds
- Sutter County4 · 24 beds
- Tehama Countynone
- Trinity Countynone
- Tulare County21 · 698 beds
- Tuolumne Countynone
- Ventura County30 · 210 beds
- Yolo County7 · 42 beds
- Yuba Countynone
About this data: Facilities, beds and types come from CDPH's Licensed and Certified Healthcare Facility Listing (data as of Oct 16, 2026), which lists operating facilities only. State penalties are CDPH's enforcement records since July 1998; federal deficiencies are CMS survey findings since 2018. Beds are licensed capacity, not current occupancy.