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District of Columbia
$83,730
Alaska
$81,960
Rhode Island
$81,915
Massachusetts
$78,000
New Jersey
$77,940
New Hampshire
$72,630
Washington
$72,000
Delaware
$71,940
Maine
$70,380
Hawaii
$64,500
California
$63,000
Vermont
$63,000
Virginia
$63,000
Connecticut
$61,551
Oregon
$60,540
Maryland
$58,800
Colorado
$57,000
Ohio
$55,620
Wisconsin
$55,200
Kansas
$54,960
New York
$54,960
Minnesota
$54,090
New Mexico
$53,970
Illinois
$53,850
Montana
$53,400
Iowa
$52,404
Indiana
$51,390
Michigan
$51,000
Wyoming
$50,025
West Virginia
$49,920
Tennessee
$49,260
Pennsylvania
$49,200
Nebraska
$48,915
North Carolina
$48,120
Arizona
$48,000
Florida
$48,000
Texas
$47,970
Oklahoma
$46,260
Idaho
$46,050
Arkansas
$45,120
Nevada
$45,000
Louisiana
$44,979
South Carolina
$43,338
Georgia
$42,420
Alabama
$42,030
Mississippi
$42,000
Utah
$42,000
Kentucky
$41,370
North Dakota
$40,695
South Dakota
$40,200
Missouri
$36,000

Assisted Living Costs by State 2024

Assisted Living Costs by State 2024

It is estimated that over 50% of Americans over the age of 65% will need some form of care during their lives. Assisted living communities are a popular option for adults who require this care. Assisted living residences or facilities are housing facilities for those with disabilities or adults who cannot or choose not to live independently. Assisted living facilities are similar to retirement homes in that they provide a group living environment for residents and usually cater to an older population. Assisted living services include supervision or assistance with everyday activities, coordination of services outside health care providers, and monitoring residents to ensure their health, well-being, and safety.

Assisted living offers different levels of care, a diversity of services, and a wide range of options to best fit the needs of the person looking for care. Assisted living is subject to state oversight and its meaning depends on both the state and provider of the service in question. Assisted living facilities can be owned by for-profit companies, non-profit organizations, or governments. Unfortunately, as in retirement homes, there have been reports of mistreatment, abuse, and neglect of residents in assisted living facilities.

State
Annual Cost
District of Columbia$83,730
Alaska$81,960
Rhode Island$81,915
Massachusetts$78,000
New Jersey$77,940
New Hampshire$72,630
Washington$72,000
Delaware$71,940
Maine$70,380
Hawaii$64,500

Cost of Assisted Living

Like the cost of rent across the U.S., assisted living costs vary greatly from state to state. The Genworth Financial Cost of Care Survey reported that the national median for an assisted living facility in 2019 cost $48,612 per year or about $4,051 per month. This is a 2.97% increase since 2018.

The District of Columbia, which has the highest cost of assisted living of any state, has an annual cost of $135,450, a 10.38% increase from 2018. This means that an assisted living facility costs about $11,288 per month. The annual cost in D.C is also over $50,000 more than the second-highest state, New Hampshire, which costs $84,255. Missouri has the lowest cost of assisted living at $34,556 per year. This is over $100,000 less than in the District of Columbia.

Assisted Living Costs by State 2024

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State
Annual Cost
Adult Day Health Care
HomeMaker Services
Private Room
Semi-Private Room
Home Health Aide
District of Columbia$83,730-$66,924$125,925$125,92566924
Alaska$81,960$18,743$68,640$378,140$378,14068640
Rhode Island$81,915$21,580$68,640$120,450$113,15071500
Massachusetts$78,000$19,045$70,928$162,425$151,47570928
New Jersey$77,940$23,400$66,352$145,818$135,04368526
New Hampshire$72,630$22,100$72,072$144,175$131,40074360
Washington$72,000$31,200$78,570$125,597$113,15078936
Delaware$71,940$19,937$64,064$150,928$147,27864064
Maine$70,380$31,200$68,640$135,050$125,92568640
Hawaii$64,500$19,500$68,640$169,360$150,01568640
California$63,000$22,100$73,216$146,000$117,53073216
Vermont$63,000$38,688$68,640$133,225$127,02068640
Virginia$63,000$20,280$57,200$109,865$98,55059442
Connecticut$61,551$22,100$62,920$182,044$165,16364064
Oregon$60,540$31,850$72,072$133,360$124,10073216
Maryland$58,800$23,140$61,776$146,000$124,10061776
Colorado$57,000$23,400$76,648$116,709$102,81076648
Ohio$55,620$20,800$59,488$98,550$87,60060632
Wisconsin$55,200$20,670$66,352$116,800$108,25968640
Kansas$54,960$21,450$54,912$81,760$75,55556056
New York$54,960$22,880$64,064$158,797$153,30066352
Minnesota$54,090$26,000$80,080$156,859$139,21182940
New Mexico$53,970$23,920$55,255$100,375$91,25055827
Illinois$53,850$22,620$64,064$85,866$75,19064064
Montana$53,400$31,200$64,064$96,725$90,88564064
Iowa$52,404$16,237$66,352$89,425$82,49066924
Indiana$51,390$20,800$57,200$104,405$87,23557200
Michigan$51,000$20,800$66,352$118,260$109,13566352
Wyoming$50,025$20,800$66,352$91,615$83,95066352
West Virginia$49,920$13,000$42,328$146,548$139,43042900
Tennessee$49,260$20,800$54,912$91,980$85,77554912
Pennsylvania$49,200$19,500$59,488$133,882$124,84159488
Nebraska$48,915$22,100$61,776$99,463$89,79064064
North Carolina$48,120$14,365$52,624$98,550$89,79052624
Arizona$48,000$25,220$64,064$96,360$78,47565208
Florida$48,000$18,200$57,200$115,523$103,84357200
Texas$47,970$9,230$54,912$85,107$61,50354912
Oklahoma$46,260$17,940$58,344$73,000$65,70058344
Idaho$46,050$26,000$65,208$109,500$102,20065208
Arkansas$45,120$20,800$50,222$80,300$73,00050336
Nevada$45,000$21,450$61,776$120,085$110,59561776
Louisiana$44,979$21,450$43,472$72,719$69,11344616
South Carolina$43,338$16,900$53,196$95,813$87,41853768
Georgia$42,420$15,600$51,480$91,250$84,13352624
Alabama$42,030$9,100$45,760$84,315$80,11846218
Mississippi$42,000$16,900$45,760$87,768$85,41045760
Utah$42,000$23,270$67,496$109,500$86,14068640
Kentucky$41,370$20,280$57,200$95,630$86,14057200
North Dakota$40,695$40,602$68,274$151,041$143,74168274
South Dakota$40,200$31,200$70,928$91,250$85,41070928
Missouri$36,000$22,880$57,200$71,175$63,14557200
United States$55,090----
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Assisted Living Costs by State 2024

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