Assisted living in Guam: cost, Medicaid & how to choose

Assisted living suits someone who needs help with daily activities but not round-the-clock nursing. Here’s what to know in Guam — cost, how Medicaid fits, and how to check a community’s record.

Find Guam assisted living & memory care

We do not currently hold a list of licensed assisted-living communities in Guam, so we are not going to send you to an empty page. Your Long-Term Care Ombudsman ↗ and your Area Agency on Aging ↗ are free, unbiased, and hold the roster the state publishes. Unlike nursing homes, assisted living has no national 5-star system — where we do show a state’s inspection record, it is that record, never a fabricated rating.

Does Medicaid pay for assisted living in Guam?

It depends on the state waiver — see the Medicaid page. Medicaid never pays for room & board in assisted living — only the care services, and usually through a waiver that may have a waitlist. Details + how to apply: Guam Medicaid & waivers →.

What it costs

Assisted living in Guam runs about $6,200/month (U.S. median $6,200; memory care runs higher), varying by region and care level. Compare it to home care and nursing-home costs in the cost planner, or weigh it in My Plan.

Next steps

Assisted living vs. nursing home → · Questions to ask on a tour →

Compiled from public CMS, HUD/USDA, and state records; general information, not advice. Verify specifics with the facility and Guam agencies.