Best Assisted Living Facilities in Troy, MI

Troy, Michigan, offers a variety of senior housing options to fit different needs and budgets. The least expensive option is independent living, averaging $4,001 per month. Assisted living is another affordable choice at $4,420 per month. On the higher end, a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home is the most expensive option, averaging $5,643 per month. For those considering additional choices, memory care is priced at $5,264 a month, while nursing home options include a private room at $4,915, a semi-private room at $5,322, a studio at $5,327, and a detached cottage at $4,650. These offerings ensure a range of living arrangements for individuals with varying preferences.

Compared to other cities in the area, Troy is slightly more expensive. For instance, Warren assisted living costs an average of $4,223 per month, and Franklin assisted living costs an average of $4,222 per month. On the flip side, Troy is less expensive than the national average, which is $4,546 per month, though it remains slightly above the Michigan state average of $4,163.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Troy compares to Michigan and the national average:

The city of Troy is home to 20 senior living facilities, which is just a small fraction of Michigan's 753 facilities. There are 380 communities in nearby cities for those who want to expand their search. With this variety, you're well-positioned to find a community that meets your preferences.

In Troy, Michigan, seniors constitute a significant 39.7% of the city’s population of 87,170. Within this group, 15.5% are in their 50s, 12.3% in their 60s, 8.2% in their 70s, and 3.7% are 80 and above. Demographically, 51.6% of senior residents are male, and 48.4% are female. On the marital status front, 57.9% are married, 7.4% are divorced, 29.4% have never married, and 5.3% are widowed. Troy’s senior community reflects a diverse populace: predominantly 64.6% White, followed by 26% Asian. Other groups include 4% Black and 4% of mixed race, while 2.6% identify as Hispanic, 0.2% as Native American, and 1.2% categorize themselves as other. This diverse cultural milieu underscores Troy's dynamic senior demographic landscape.