Assisted Living Home (ALH) · Fairbanks North Star County
Assisted Living Homes in North Pole, Alaska
North Pole has 4 licensed assisted living homes, ranging from 4 to 16 beds. Every home here is verified against Alaska Department of Health records for Fairbanks North Star County.
Families in Alaska typically pay $5,500 to $8,500 per month for a shared room and $7,000 to $10,500 for a private room. Estimate your cost or learn how assisted living homes work.
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Licensed care homes
4 results-
Eagle'S Wings II
Active2793 Perimeter Drive, North Pole 99705
- Capacity
- 16 beds
- Care level
- enhanced
907-385-0485
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Fra - Wright Residence
Active721 East 8th Avenue, North Pole 99705
- Capacity
- 10 beds
- Care level
- basic
907-456-8901
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Hunny Bunny'S ALH LLC
2654 Carrie Lynn Dr, North Pole 99705
- Capacity
- 4 beds
- Care level
- enhanced
907-740-8047
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Jones ALH
Active1749 Bradway Road #B, North Pole 99705
- Capacity
- 5 beds
- Care level
- basic
541-405-0193
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Common questions about care homes in North Pole
- How many assisted living homes are in North Pole, Alaska?
- North Pole has 4 licensed assisted living homes in Fairbanks North Star County. Statewide, Alaska licenses 775 small residential care homes.
- How much does a assisted living home in North Pole cost?
- Across Alaska, a shared room in a small licensed care home typically runs $5,500 to $8,500 per month and a private room $7,000 to $10,500, based on 2026 Genworth Cost of Care Survey figures and operator data. The exact rate depends on care needs, so use our free cost estimator for a personalized figure.
- Who licenses assisted living homes in North Pole?
- Alaska Department of Health licenses and inspects every assisted living home in North Pole. You can verify any home's license status in the official state database before you tour.
- What size are the care homes in North Pole?
- Homes in North Pole are licensed for 4 to 16 residents, with a median of 5 beds. Small homes like these offer higher caregiver-to-resident ratios than large communities.
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