The 336 facilities were chosen after analyzing 500,000 online reviews across 60,000 facilities.
California ranked No.1 among states with 65 award-winning facilities followed by Texas (37), Florida (35), Arizona (24), and Washington (23). There was at least one award-winning facility in 35 states.
For the second year in a row, Seniorly partnered with Skypoint – a leading generative data company– to mine and analyze the customer and family reviews of senior living facilities to create a sentiment rating across six categories: cleanliness, dining services, staff ratings, value, care services and overall resident satisfaction.
To qualify for the Awards, communities must be in the top five percent of our consumer sentiment ratings, be free of serious licensing violations for the last 36 months and have no evidence of negative media coverage for the last 24 months.
"We're thrilled to recognize the exceptional work of Seniorly’s Best of Senior Living Award 2025 winners," said Arthur Bretschneider, CEO of Seniorly. “By honoring these outstanding communities, we hope to broadcast the positive impact that the right living community can have on the aging experience, including physical health indicators, cognitive health, social engagement, and overall well-being and happiness.”
Seniorly's Best of Senior Living Award is unique from other industry awards in that it also includes smaller senior living communities, often called “board-and-care” homes. These communities are vital to our senior living infrastructure and often provide high-quality care at exceptional value.
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