Best Assisted Living Facilities in Plano, TX

Whether you're considering independent living, assisted living, or memory care, Plano, Texas, offers several choices. Independent living is one of the more cost-effective options, averaging $4,585 per month. Assisted living is slightly higher, starting at $5,219 monthly. For specialized care, memory care has an average cost of $5,682 per month. Nursing home accommodations vary, with a semi-private room available for $4,782 and a private room for $4,950. If you need more space, a studio is priced at $5,182, while a one-bedroom unit costs $5,098. Two-bedroom units and detached cottages will have an average monthly price of about $5,629 and $5,500, respectively, ensuring a range of options to cater to different care needs and budgets in Plano.

Compared to other cities in the area, Plano is slightly more expensive. For instance, Carrollton and Addison assisted living both cost an average of $5,066 per month. On the flip side, Plano's assisted living cost exceeds both the Texas state average of $4,628 and the national average of $4,546 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Plano compares to Texas and the national average:

Seniors in Plano can choose from 38 senior living facilities, and there are 538 communities in the surrounding area. In total, Texas has 1,507 senior living options. With so many possibilities, you can find a community that fits your lifestyle and preferences.

Seniors make up 34% of Plano’s population, with a breakdown of 14.2% in their 50s, 10.9% in their 60s, 6% in their 70s, and 2.9% in their 80s and beyond. The senior population in Plano sees a slight female majority at 50.4% compared to 49.6% male. When it comes to marital status, a substantial 56.1% of seniors are married, while 10.8% are divorced. Additionally, 29.2% have never walked down the aisle, and 3.9% find themselves widowed. Reflecting Plano's diverse cultural fabric, 55.6% of seniors are White, 9% are Black, and a significant 22.7% are Asian. Native American seniors make up 0.3%, with no recorded presence of Pacific seniors. Moreover, 3.3% identify as other, 9.2% are of mixed race, and 15.6% are Hispanic, adding vibrant cultural diversity to the community.