How Much Does Memory Care Cost?
The cost of memory care is affected by many factors, including the specialized care your loved one might need. Consider the location, floorplan and support options when determining your budget: you may be suprised by the resources available to you.
The Value of Living at Brookdale
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What Factors Affect the Cost of Memory Care?
We don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach to memory care. Our care is as unique as each person we serve. When determining costs, we take a close look at each person’s individual circumstances, taking into consideration things like apartment style and daily care needs. You pay for the services that your loved one needs—and not the ones they don't.
The Cost of Memory Care
While memory care pricing may typically be comparable across regions in the US, it's worth noting that pricing may vary from region to region and city to city due to factors such as location and cost of living.
Monthly Price Ranges by Region*
Numbers as of 3/4/2024; subject to change
In addition to the base service rate, you may be responsible for other fees, including a one-time community fee, which can range from $385 to $6,100. You may also be responsible for additional fees according to your care needs. Some communities may incorporate care services into their pricing structures. For more detailed pricing information, contact a Brookdale community or speak to one of our senior living advisors.
If you are a caregiver, consider the impact these demands have on your health and emotional well-being. Sometimes the best thing you can do for your loved one is consider options that allow you to step out of the role of caregiver and back into the role of family member. We want to bring you closer to the one you love.
*Numbers were sourced from Caregiving in the US, 2020 Report from AARP Public Policy Institute; 2023 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures from the Alzheimer’s Association.
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