Best Assisted Living Facilities in Carmichael, CA

If you're seeking the least expensive senior living option in Carmichael, California, you'll find that a semi-private room in a nursing home is the most budget-friendly, averaging $4,091 per month. Costs for care range up to $7,222 per month for a two-bedroom nursing home unit. There are various other options to select from, including assisted living at $4,094 per month and independent living at $4,165. Memory care is available at an average cost of $5,005 per month, accommodating different needs and preferences.

Assisted living costs a monthly average of $4,094 in Carmichael. Costs will change depending on the level of care and community you choose, but generally, the city is more affordable than other nearby options. For example, assisted living in Davis costs $3,802 per month on average, while assisted living near the University of California-Davis costs $3,760 per month on average. Carmichael's average is also below both the California state average of $4,357 and the nationwide average of $4,546.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Carmichael compares to California and the national average:

Carmichael is home to 16 of the 1,923 senior living communities in California. If you expand your search to cities that surround Carmichael, there are 208 facilities to choose from. With so many options, you're sure to find a community that fits your needs.

In Carmichael, California, seniors make up a significant 40.4% of the total population of 78,144 people. Among these seniors, the gender balance is 48.7% male and 51.3% female. The age distribution is as follows: 13.1% are in their 50s, 13.3% in their 60s, 7.8% in their 70s, and 6.2% are in their 80s and above. Regarding marital status, 45.8% of seniors are married, 14.8% are divorced, 33.2% have never married, and 6.3% are widowed. The senior community in Carmichael is diverse, with 71.6% identifying as White, 15.4% as Hispanic, 7.7% as Asian, and 9.7% as mixed race. Additionally, 5.9% are Black, 0.5% Native American, 0.7% Pacific Islander, and 3.9% identify as other, contributing to the area's rich cultural tapestry.