Rocklin Assisted Living: Licensed Homes by ZIP and Size

License records

The state file is a snapshot from October 3, 2026. These are license records, not open beds or current availability.

City names are mailing cities from the state file; a home can carry a city's mailing address without being inside its city limits.

Where the records are filed: ZIP codes

A ZIP code can be shared by several mailing cities, so a ZIP is a place to look, not a city boundary.

Sizes of the licensed homes

33 records are for homes licensed for exactly 6 beds. In Placer County the share is 84%. That is a larger share of this city's records than the county's.

How the supply has changed

Over the five years ending October 3, 2026, more homes were first licensed than closed for real. We call that growing.

10 records took over the address of an earlier closed license.

A real closure is a license that ended without a change of owner, a move or an application. Closures with no recorded reason are inferred; the table shows how many in each period. Each period is counted once, and no window is added up across periods.

The first table counts only the licenses that are still open on the date of the current file. The comparison above also counts the homes that opened during those five years and closed later.

Closures after May 25, 2025 cover only the licenses that were open on that date. A license that opened and then closed after that date is missing from the comparison and the closure table.

The short answer

The state file of October 3, 2026 lists 38 Rocklin license records under Placer County.

The supply of licensed homes is growing. The sections below show the ZIP codes, the home sizes and the supply changes.

Which Rocklin this is

This page is about Rocklin, California, in Placer County. The records here use Rocklin as the mailing city.

Programs such as the Assisted Living Waiver run county by county, so the recorded county matters. Our guide to paying for assisted living explains how the waiver works.

What the counts mean for your search

33 Rocklin records are for small homes, 0 are mid-size and 5 are large.

33 Rocklin records are for homes with exactly 6 beds. That is a higher share than the county as a whole.

Use the counts to decide where to look. They are not a sign of what is open today.

Check a license yourself

You can look up the current license status of any home with the state. Use the CDSS Community Care Licensing facility search.

If a record is hard to read, our guide to reading a California care home license explains each field.

When we can help

We help families find licensed residential care homes in Sacramento and Placer counties. We cannot promise a bed, a price or a placement.

If you want help narrowing the list, tell us what your family needs. Nothing here is medical, legal or benefits advice for your own situation.

Keep reading

Licensed care homes in Sacramento and Placer counties shows the county tables for every city.

How to pay for assisted living in California covers costs and the programs that can help.