Best Assisted Living Facilities in Queen Creek, AZ

With an average cost of $3,551 per month, independent living is the least expensive type of senior housing in Queen Creek, Arizona. Other fairly affordable options here include assisted living, priced at $3,554 per month on average, and nursing home care in a private room, priced at $3,750 per month. The most expensive type of senior living in the area is a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home, which costs an average of $6,097 per month. Additional nursing home options include a semi-private room at $3,831, a studio at $4,873, a one-bedroom unit at $4,756, and a detached cottage at $5,708, providing a spectrum of choices for various preferences and care needs.

When compared to the nationwide average for assisted living costs ($4,546 per month), Queen Creek is less expensive at $3,554 per month. On the other hand, assisted living in Queen Creek is more expensive than other nearby cities, such as Maricopa ($3,281 per month) and Sweet Water Village ($3,372 per month).
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Queen Creek compares to Arizona and the national average:

Queen Creek residents have 3 assisted living facilities to choose from. If you expand your search to the surrounding area, there are 484 facilities nearby. For those who want to find a facility anywhere in Arizona, there are 610 communities to choose from.

Queen Creek, Arizona, hosts a senior population that constitutes about 29% of its 61,788 residents. Among these seniors, 11.8% are in their 50s, 9.1% in their 60s, 6% in their 70s, and 2.1% are in their 80s and beyond. The gender balance within the senior group is slightly more female, with 51.1% women and 48.9% men. When it comes to marital status, a notable 64% of seniors are married, 7.9% are divorced, 25.4% have never married, and 2.6% are widowed. In terms of diversity, 78.7% of the senior population is White, with significant portions also identifying as 16.5% Hispanic and 10.8% mixed race. Other racial identities include 3.4% Black, 2.9% Asian, 0.5% each for Native American and Pacific, and 3.1% identifying as other, reflecting a varied cultural heritage in the area.