Best Assisted Living Facilities in Hollywood, FL

With an average cost of $3,212 per month, assisted living is the least expensive type of senior housing in Hollywood, Florida. Other relatively affordable options in the area include independent living, priced at $3,653 per month on average, and memory care at $3,954 per month. The most expensive type of senior living in Hollywood is a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home, which costs an average of $6,460 per month. For those considering nursing homes, options range from a semi-private room at $3,280 to a private room at $4,288, and a studio at $4,945. A detached cottage is also available at $5,000 per month, offering a variety of choices to match different needs and budgets.

On average, assisted living costs $3,212 per month in Hollywood, which is more than some other cities in the area, including Biscayne Park ($2,965 per month) and Bal Harbour ($2,990 per month). However, Hollywood's assisted living costs are significantly lower than the average cost for the United States as a whole ($4,546 per month) and also below the Florida state average of $3,877 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Hollywood compares to Florida and the national average:

Hollywood offers several options for senior living communities - 18 to be exact. For those who are not set on living in Hollywood, there are 321 facilities in the surrounding area and 1,402 throughout Florida. With these choices, you'll be able to find a community that suits your lifestyle perfectly.

Hollywood, Florida, boasts a vibrant senior community that represents about 36.8% of its total population of 152,764. There is a slight tendency for males in Hollywood, with 50.8% male seniors compared to 49.2% females. Age distribution among seniors shows that 13.5% are in their 50s, 11.2% in their 60s, 7.6% in their 70s, and 4.5% are aged 80 and over. In terms of marital status, 44.2% of seniors are married, 16.7% are divorced, 33.3% have never married, and 5.8% are widowed. The city’s diversity reveals that 55.1% of seniors identify as White, 41.1% as Hispanic, and 18.3% as Black. Additionally, 17.7% are mixed race, 2.4% are Asian, 0.2% are Native American, and 6.2% identify as other, highlighting Hollywood’s richly diverse cultural tapestry.