Personal Care Homes in Bucks County, PA
47 licensed personal care homes across Bucks County, with capacity for up to 3,060 residents. Sourced from PA Department of Human Services license data.
Bucks County families typically search Langhorne, Doylestown, Quakertown, and the lower-Bucks river towns. Inventory is smaller than Philadelphia, so call early about open beds and keep Montgomery or Northampton County as backups.
Of 47 homes with a reported capacity, 8 intimate (under 10 residents), 6 small (10–39 residents), 20 mid (40–99 residents), 13 large (100+ residents). All 47 listings are classified as Personal Care Homes in the PA DHS dataset.
Cities in Bucks County with licensed homes
Paying for care near Bucks County
We do not publish facility-by-facility rates for Bucks County — each home sets its own price. Statewide, CareScout's 2025 survey puts Pennsylvania assisted living / personal care at a median $6,480/month, versus $11,954 for a semi-private nursing-home room. Families comparing options around Bucks County can estimate how long private-pay savings last in the free PA nursing-home calculator, or review Oct 2026 Medicaid income and resource limits in the Medicaid planner.
Statewide figures as of Oct 2026. Not a quote for any home on this page.
Licensed personal care homes in Bucks County
Langhorne 9 homes
Newtown 6 homes
Doylestown 4 homes
Quakertown 3 homes
Sellersville 3 homes
Warrington 3 homes
Yardley 3 homes
Bensalem 2 homes
Warminster 2 homes
Bristol 1 home
Chalfont 1 home
Dublin 1 home
Holland 1 home
Jamison 1 home
Levittown 1 home
New Hope 1 home
Pipersville 1 home
Reading 1 home
Richboro 1 home
Richlandtown 1 home
Assisted living & memory care near Bucks County
26 of the 47 personal care homes above have a DHS-licensed secure dementia care unit (marked Memory care): Holland Senior Living Community (27 beds), The Bridges At Warwick (31 beds), The Solana Doylestown (34 beds), The Birches At New Hope (45 beds), Brookdale Northampton (23 beds), The Birches At Newtown (57 beds), and 20 more. Memory care in Bucks County →
Licensed assisted living residences in Bucks County — a separate PA license (Chapter 2800) for higher care needs:
- The Village At LifequestQuakertown · 141 residents · memory care unit
- The Remington Of Yardley Personal Care & Memory CareYardley · 115 residents · memory care unit
- Ann'S ChoiceWarminster · 98 residents
- Oakbridge Terrace At Southampton EstatesSouthampton · 57 residents · memory care unit
Frequently asked questions
- How many personal care homes are in Bucks County?
- There are 47 PA DHS-licensed personal care homes in Bucks County, with a combined licensed capacity of 3,060 residents.
- Which cities in Bucks County have personal care homes?
- Homes in this directory are listed in Langhorne (9), Newtown (6), Doylestown (4), Quakertown (3), Sellersville (3), Warrington (3), Yardley (3), Bensalem (2), Warminster (2), Bristol (1), Chalfont (1), Dublin (1), and more.
- Do I need to live in Bucks County to move into a home there?
- No. Pennsylvania personal care homes do not require county residency. Many families choose a home closer to the adult child who will visit most often.
- Can I get a free shortlist for Bucks County?
- Yes. Submit the shortlist form on this page with your timeframe. We'll email 3–5 licensed homes in or near Bucks County that are currently accepting residents — free, no account.
- How much does personal care cost near Bucks County?
- PA Care Finder does not have a published rate for every home near Bucks County. Statewide, the CareScout 2025 median for assisted living / personal care is $6,480/month (CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey, state tables). Call homes on this page for current room rates, and use the PA savings calculator or Medicaid planner for spend-down context.
Guides for families in Bucks County
- Getting startedCare Homes Near Me in PA — Licensed Directory
- Getting startedHow to Choose a Personal Care Home in PA (2026 Guide)
- Rights & safetyReading PA Personal Care Home Inspection Reports (2026)
- Getting startedPersonal Care Home vs Nursing Home in PA: Key Differences
- Getting startedPersonal Care Home vs Assisted Living in PA (2026)