Best Assisted Living Facilities in Stockton, CA

In Stockton, California, the cost of senior living ranges from $3,548 per month for independent living to $5,350 per month for a private room in a nursing home on average. Prices will vary greatly depending on the type of housing, level of care, and chosen facility. Assisted living and independent living are among the more affordable options, averaging $3,630 and $3,548 per month, respectively, as they typically offer the least amount of hands-on care. Memory care services are a bit higher at $4,264 per month. For those considering nursing home options, a semi-private room costs $4,727, a studio is priced at $4,548, a one-bedroom unit averages $4,841, and for a two-bedroom unit, you can expect to pay $4,481, offering a range of flexible choices to suit different needs and budgets.

The cost of assisted living in Stockton is slightly less expensive than other nearby cities, with an average of $3,630 per month. For comparison, the average cost of assisted living in Riverbank is $3,485 per month, while the average in Escalon is $3,497 per month. Stockton's costs are also notably lower 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 Stockton compares to California and the national average:

Stockton offers 23 of the 1,923 senior living communities in California. If you decide to extend your search to the cities near Stockton, there are 41 facilities. With these options, you'll find an ideal place that suits you perfectly.

In Stockton, California, seniors comprise 28.4% of the city's population of 320,030. Gender distribution within this group shows a slight female majority, with 51.3% females compared to 48.7% males. Age-wise, 10.9% of seniors are in their 50s, 8.9% are in their 60s, 5.8% are in their 70s, and 2.8% have reached their 80s and over. Regarding marital status, 40.6% of seniors are married, 11.5% are divorced, 42.4% have never been married, and 5.5% are widowed. Stockton's senior demographic reflects diverse cultural backgrounds: 31.3% are White, 11.6% are Black, and a significant 20.9% are Asian. A substantial portion of the population, 45.2%, is Hispanic, with mixed race individuals accounting for 18.8%. Additionally, 1.2% are Native American, 0.6% Pacific Islander, and 15.5% identify as other, highlighting the city's rich and varied community.