# Memory care in Nevada County: 6 licensed homes with a dementia-care approval on file 6 of Nevada County's 8 state-licensed residential care homes hold a dementia-care approval on the California Department of Social Services licensing record (retrieved September 27, 2026). That approval — not marketing language — is what the state requires before a home may advertise or provide care for residents with dementia. Every approved home is listed below, alphabetically, with its license number. Full page: ## Which homes in Nevada County have a dementia-care approval on file? The 6 homes below hold dementia-care approvals on the state licensing record retrieved September 27, 2026. Homes are listed alphabetically — never ranked — and each name links to its full state record, including inspection history and every care approval on file. - [Banner Crest]() — Nevada City · Small board-and-care home · licensed for 6 residents · License #295920391 · Wheelchair / non-ambulatory · Dementia care · Hospice care - [Brunswick Village]() — Grass Valley · Large community · licensed for 100 residents · License #292700174 · Wheelchair / non-ambulatory · Dementia care · Hospice care - [Cascades of Grass Valley]() — Grass Valley · Large community · licensed for 65 residents · License #292700563 · Wheelchair / non-ambulatory · Dementia care · Hospice care · Bedridden - [Lake Wildwood Manor]() — Penn Valley · Small board-and-care home · licensed for 6 residents · License #295002148 · Wheelchair / non-ambulatory · Dementia care · Hospice care - [Mountain View Assisted Living]() — Grass Valley · Mid-size home · licensed for 14 residents · License #295920098 · Wheelchair / non-ambulatory · Dementia care · Hospice care - [Sierra View Senior Living]() — Grass Valley · Mid-size home · licensed for 49 residents · License #295002836 · Wheelchair / non-ambulatory · Dementia care · Hospice care · Bedridden CDSS licensing roster · September 27, 2026 ## What does a dementia-care approval mean on a California license? California licenses residential care homes (RCFEs) as non-medical housing with care. A home that advertises or provides care for residents with dementia must first meet the state’s additional dementia-care requirements, which then appear on its licensing record. On this site that record flag is shown exactly as the state holds it: approved, or "not on file" — never a quality score, and never a "no" inferred from silence. ## Sources - CDSS licensing roster, September 27, 2026