CCRCs & Senior Living in MONETT, MO (2024)

FAQs

What is the average cost of senior living in Florida? ›

The cost varies based on the type of living arrangement. Independent living can range from $1,500 to $4,000 per month, assisted living averages around $3,500 per month, and nursing homes can cost between $7,000 and $10,000 per month. These figures are influenced by location, amenities, and level of care needed.

There are 1092 senior living communities in Florida.

One option for seniors is to downsize to a smaller home, apartment, or condo. This can help reduce housing expenses such as rent, mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs. Seniors can also consider sharing a living space with family members, friends, or roommates to further reduce costs.

The most affordable beach towns in Florida for retirees include Palm Bay, known for its lower cost of living and beautiful beaches. Other affordable options are Daytona Beach, offering a mix of leisure activities, and Fort Pierce, recognized for its historic waterfront and affordable housing options.

The best way to measure how many CCRCs (also called life plan communities) are to adjust by population to find the ratio per person. According to data compiled by My Life Site, the top three states with the most CCRCs per capita are Kansas, South Dakota, and Iowa.

Number of Assisted Living Facilities by State

According to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2021 County Business Patterns Survey, states with the most assisted living communities include California (4,100), Washington (1,902), Florida (1,804), Texas (1,295) Wisconsin (1,272) and Oregon (1,208).

While Medicare does not cover assisted living, it will continue to pay for all approved services under Parts A and B—such as hospital stays, doctor visits, procedures, and screenings. Medicare Advantage (Part C) allows you to receive your Medicare Parts A and B coverage through private health plans.

In Florida, Medicaid will generally help with assisted living costs by reducing the by $1,200-$1,500/month. Medicaid does not pay for the room and board for the ALF, but only can pay for the medical portion.