Answers for families and care teams

Not yet. Alcove is a proposed Congregate Living Health Facility preparing for licensure by the California Department of Public Health. We are not accepting residents at this time.

Alcove is planned for Elk Grove, California. We will publish the facility address once it is confirmed.

We do not have a confirmed opening date. Opening depends on state licensing and operational readiness. Contact us to be notified of updates.

A Congregate Living Health Facility is a small, licensed residential setting that provides 24-hour skilled nursing and supportive care. Learn more about CLHF care.

No. Each CLHF is licensed for specific service categories, and its services also depend on staffing, equipment and clinical capabilities.

Neither. A CLHF is its own type of licensed facility. California law describes its care as generally less intensive than an acute hospital and more intensive than a skilled nursing facility.

No. Alcove is planned as a residential CLHF and does not plan to offer addiction treatment or outpatient physical therapy services.

Admission follows an inquiry, a discussion of needs, a clinical suitability review, and verification of coverage and availability. See the admissions process.

No. Admission depends on licensure, clinical suitability, availability and confirmed coverage.

Accepted payment sources have not been confirmed. We will update this page once they are, and coverage is always verified individually.

Please do not. Website forms are for general questions only. We will arrange a secure method to share clinical information when appropriate.

Yes. Clear, regular communication with families and authorized representatives is a core part of our planned approach to care.

Visiting policies will be shared before opening and will follow applicable state and public health guidance.