Best Assisted Living Facilities in Greenville, AL
Find local assisted living and retirement communities in the Greenville, AL area.
In Greenville, Alabama, seniors constitute about 36% of the local population, reflecting the need for comprehensive senior living options that cater to various preferences and requirements. The town provides three senior living facilities, offering choices including independent living, assisted living, and more intense nursing care options. With the average cost of assisted living at $3,461 per month, Greenville offers affordable care tailored to diverse needs. This guide will navigate you through some of the top assisted living choices available in Greenville, helping you select the right community where your loved one can thrive and achieve excellent care.
- Adult Day Services
- Assisted Living
- Home Care
- Independent Living
- Memory Care
- Nursing Home
- Residential Care Home
- Senior Apartments
- Distance from City Center
- Highest Rating
- Name: A - Z
- Name: Z - A
Pine Needle of Greenville
600 Glendale Ave, Greenville, AL 36037 (0.8 mi from city center)Country Place Senior Living of Greenville
1035 Fort Dale Road, Greenville, AL 36037 (0.8 mi from city center)Country Place Memory Care of Greenville
3108 Luverne Hwy, Greenville, AL 36037 (3.8 mi from city center)Map of Assisted Living in Greenville
Find the right senior living community by location- Pine Needle of Greenville
- Country Place Senior Living of Greenville
- Country Place Memory Care of Greenville
Senior Living Statistics for Greenville, Alabama
Average Senior Living Costs by Housing Type
Average senior living costs in Greenville, Alabama, range from $2,693 per month for independent living to $5,458 per month for a nursing home studio. Other options include assisted living at $3,461 per month and memory care at $3,676 per month. For nursing home accommodations, a semi-private room is available for $4,322, while a private room costs $4,576. These options provide flexibility and a range of services to suit different care needs and preferences.
Housing Type | Average Monthly Cost |
---|---|
Assisted Living | $3,461 |
Memory Care | $3,676 |
Independent Living | $2,693 |
Nursing Home: Private Room | $4,576 |
Nursing Home: Semi-Private Room | $4,322 |
Nursing Home: Studio | $5,458 |
Average Cost of Assisted Living in Greenville
Greenville assisted living communities cost $3,461 per month on average. This is slightly more expensive than average assisted living costs in nearby cities like Brantley and Glenwood, which cost $3,062 per month each.
City | Average Monthly Cost |
---|---|
Greenville | $3,461 |
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Greenville compares to Alabama and the national average:
Area | Average Monthly Cost |
---|---|
Greenville | $3,461 |
Alabama | $3,798 |
United States | $4,546 |
Senior Living Availability in Greenville
Seniors in Greenville can choose from 3 senior living facilities, but there are no additional communities in the surrounding area. In total, Alabama offers 205 senior living options.
Greenville
Surrounding Area
Alabama
Greenville Senior Demographics
In Greenville, Alabama, seniors make up a substantial 36% of the overall population of 7,326 residents. Among these seniors, 11.3% are in their 50s, 13.2% are in their 60s, 6.6% are in their 70s, and 4.9% are 80 and above. The gender distribution slightly favors females at 52.4% compared to 47.6% males. Marital status among seniors reveals that 39.8% are married, 15.6% are divorced, 37.8% have never married, and 6.9% are widowed. In terms of diversity, Greenville's senior community is predominantly Black at 61.6%, followed by 32.8% White, and smaller representations of 3.3% Asian, 0.1% Native American, 1.9% mixed race, 1.6% Hispanic, and 0.3% identifying as other, capturing the city's diverse makeup.
Population
Greenville has a population of 7,326.- 47.6% Male
- 52.4% Female
Marital Status
- 39.8% Married
- 15.6% Divorced
- 37.8% Never Married
- 6.9% Widowed
Age
Seniors make up about 36% of the population.- 11.3% in their 50s
- 13.2% in their 60s
- 6.6% in their 70s
- 4.9% in their 80s
Diversity
- 32.8% White
- 61.6% Black
- 3.3% Asian
- 0.1% Native
- 0.3% Identifying as Other
- 1.9% Mixed Race
- 1.6% Hispanic