Best Assisted Living Facilities in Santa Rosa, CA

In Santa Rosa, California, independent living and assisted living are among the more affordable senior housing options, with costs averaging $4,819 and $4,822 per month, respectively. Memory care is slightly pricier, at $5,621 per month. For those seeking nursing home accommodation, a semi-private room averages $5,527, while a private room costs $5,633 per month. Other choices include a studio for $5,963, a one-bedroom unit at $5,769, and a detached cottage at $5,495. The most expensive option is a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home, which averages $7,283 per month, offering a comprehensive range of options to meet various needs and budget considerations.

Santa Rosa assisted living communities cost $4,822 per month on average. This is significantly more expensive than the average assisted living costs in nearby cities like Yountville and Silverado Resort, which cost $4,123 per month and $4,222 per month, respectively. Additionally, Santa Rosa's costs are higher than both the California state average of $4,357 and the national average of $4,546 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Santa Rosa compares to California and the national average:

Seniors in Santa Rosa can choose from 24 senior living facilities, and there are 45 communities in the surrounding area. In total, California has 1,923 senior living options. With these choices, you're bound to find a place that suits your lifestyle.

In Santa Rosa, California, seniors represent about 36.9% of the population, a sizeable portion of the city's 178,221 residents. Within this group, 12.7% of seniors are in their 50s, 11.9% in their 60s, 8% are enjoying their 70s, and 4.3% are in their 80s and beyond. The gender split among seniors is slightly more female, with 51.2% females compared to 48.8% males. Marital status varies, with 46.2% married, 14.5% divorced, 33.9% never married, and 5.4% widowed. Looking at the racial and ethnic diversity within the senior population, 60.1% are White, 34% are Hispanic, and 11% identify as mixed race. Other representations include 6.2% Asian, 1.8% Black, 1.1% Native American, and 0.4% Pacific Islander, with 19.4% identifying as other. This diverse array forms the vibrant backdrop of the senior community in Santa Rosa.