Best Assisted Living Facilities in Hagerstown, MD

If you're looking for the least expensive senior living option in Hagerstown, Maryland, it's a private room in a nursing home, priced at an average of $4,000 per month. Costs for care range up to $8,000 per month for a two-bedroom nursing home unit. There are several other types of care to choose from, including independent living and memory care, which cost $4,666 and $5,142 per month, respectively. Assisted living is available for $4,916 per month, while other nursing home options include a semi-private room at $4,318, a studio at $5,490, and a one-bedroom unit at $7,096, offering a diverse range of choices to suit various needs and budgets.

When compared to the nationwide average for assisted living costs ($4,546 per month), Hagerstown is slightly more expensive at $4,916 per month. On the other hand, assisted living in Hagerstown is pricier than other nearby cities, such as Wilson-Conococheague ($4,601 per month) and Middleburg ($4,595 per month), but still falls below the Maryland state average of $5,273 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Hagerstown compares to Maryland and the national average:

If you don't find the senior living option that's right for you in Hagerstown, there are many options outside of the city. There are 7 facilities to choose from in the surrounding area, while there are a total of 548 facilities in the entire state of Maryland.

In Hagerstown, Maryland, seniors account for 33.5% of the population of 43,374 individuals. Within this group, 12.7% are in their 50s, 10.9% are in their 60s, 6.1% are in their 70s, and 3.8% are aged 80 and over. The population is predominantly female, with women constituting 51.3% and men 48.7%. Regarding marital status among the senior population, 36.8% are married, 19.6% are divorced, a significant 37.5% have never married, and 6.1% are widowed. Hagerstown's diversity is evident, with 64.1% White, 21.2% Black, 1.8% Asian, and 0.1% Native American residents. Additionally, 10.9% identify as mixed race, and 9.7% as Hispanic, while 0.2% are Pacific and 1.6% identify as other, showcasing a broad spectrum of cultural backgrounds.