Best Assisted Living Facilities in Aurora, CO

Average senior living costs in Aurora, Colorado, range from $3,958 per month for independent living to $5,672 per month for a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home. Other options include assisted living at $4,932 per month and memory care at $5,083 per month. If you're considering a nursing home, a private room is $5,163, while a semi-private room costs $4,762. A studio is available for $5,420, and a one-bedroom unit is priced at $5,165. For a unique setting, you might opt for a detached cottage at $4,300, offering a variety of accommodations to match different preferences and prices.

Assisted living facilities in Aurora cost an average of $4,932 per month, which is less expensive than Colorado's average of $5,018 per month but higher than the nationwide average of $4,546 per month. On the other hand, Aurora assisted living is more expensive than nearby cities such as Bennett, where the average is $4,620 per month, and Brick Center, averaging $4,691 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Aurora compares to Colorado and the national average:

There are many choices for senior living in Colorado. The state is home to 392 facilities, while Aurora has 17 communities, and the area surrounding Aurora has 210 options. With these choices, you're sure to find a community that suits your needs and preferences.

In Aurora, Colorado, senior adults make up about 28.5% of the city's total population of 387,349. The age distribution among seniors includes 11.4% in their 50s, 9.5% in their 60s, 5.3% in their 70s, and 2.3% in their 80s and over. The population is fairly balanced between genders, with 50.3% male and 49.7% female. In terms of marital status, 45.6% of Aurora's seniors are married, 14.3% are divorced, 36% have never married, and 4.1% are widowed. Aurora is home to a diverse senior community, with 52.2% identifying as White, 16.6% as Black, and 29.7% as Hispanic. Additionally, 13.3% are mixed race, 6% are Asian, 1.1% are Native American, 0.3% are Pacific Islander, and 10.5% identify as other, reflecting a vibrant multicultural atmosphere.