A nonprofit building a memory care and assisted living directory
Research Memory Care and Assisted Living Options with Confidence
We are building a calmer place to research care options, without placement fees, broker pressure, or hidden incentives.
A free public resource from the Ask Sara Foundation
Search the directory
Our directory is being built with research standards and human review before search opens. You will be able to search here once it is ready.
How It Works
We are building a simple, transparent way to research care options at your own pace. Here is how it will work when the directory opens.
Search
You will browse facilities by location, care type, and the features that matter most to your family.
Review
Facility profiles will include clear details we can verify, with notes where information is limited.
Connect
You will reach out to facilities directly when you are ready, on your timeline, not ours.
Why This Resource Exists
Families researching memory care often encounter confusing information, paid referral services, and pressure to make quick decisions. AskSara.care was created to provide a calm, transparent alternative.
Our nonprofit directory is being built to help families explore care options at their own pace, without placement fees, broker incentives, or hidden rankings.
Learn Before You Search
Understanding your options makes the search less overwhelming. These guides are free and written for families, not professionals.
Understanding Care Types
Learn the key differences between memory care, assisted living, and independent living, and how to know which fits your situation.
Read the guide →Memory Care vs. Assisted Living
These two care types are often confused. This guide explains what sets them apart and what questions to ask.
Read the guide →How Much Does Memory Care Cost?
Understand what reliable cost data can and cannot show, what affects cost, and the most common ways families pay for memory care.
Read the guide →Questions to Ask on a Tour
Visiting a facility soon? These questions help you evaluate what you're seeing and feel more prepared for the conversation.
Read the guide →