Independent Living by State
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Alaska
3 options -
Alabama
97 options -
Arkansas
57 options -
Arizona
522 options -
California
2,295 options -
Colorado
512 options -
Connecticut
308 options -
District of Columbia
95 options -
Delaware
51 options -
Florida
1,287 options -
Georgia
597 options -
Hawaii
19 options -
Iowa
201 options -
Idaho
59 options -
Illinois
1,228 options -
Indiana
277 options -
Kansas
169 options -
Kentucky
84 options
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Louisiana
42 options -
Massachusetts
495 options -
Maryland
1,041 options -
Maine
54 options -
Michigan
1,358 options -
Minnesota
2,347 options -
Missouri
515 options -
Mississippi
38 options -
Montana
22 options -
North Carolina
344 options -
North Dakota
12 options -
Nebraska
123 options -
New Hampshire
51 options -
New Jersey
238 options -
New Mexico
44 options -
Nevada
102 options -
New York
667 options -
Ohio
895 options -
Oklahoma
139 options -
Oregon
393 options -
Pennsylvania
984 options -
Rhode Island
19 options -
South Carolina
154 options -
South Dakota
16 options -
Tennessee
242 options -
Texas
1,582 options -
Utah
146 options -
Virginia
409 options -
Vermont
7 options -
Washington
951 options -
Wisconsin
807 options -
West Virginia
2 options -
Wyoming
7 options
FAQ
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Who is Right For Independent Living?
Seniors who desire a hassle-free lifestyle in a communal setting, in order to reduce the busyness of their daily lives and increase enjoyment. -
What Types of Care Are Provided in Independent Living?
Housekeeping and maintenance
Transportation
Dining
Recreational activities
Wellness programs
Social activities
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How Much Does Independent Living Cost?
The average cost of independent living in the United States was $2,925 per month.
