Best Assisted Living Facilities in Spring, TX

If you're looking for the least expensive senior living option in Spring, Texas, it's a semi-private room in a nursing home, which costs an average of $3,964 per month. Costs for care range up to $5,125 per month for a private room in a nursing home. There are several other types of care to consider, including independent living at $4,221 per month and assisted living at $4,740 per month. Memory care is another option at $5,038, while nursing home studios and one-bedroom units are priced at $4,526 and $4,695 per month, respectively. A two-bedroom nursing home unit is available for $5,090, providing various options to fit different preferences and budgets in Spring.

The average cost of assisted living communities in Spring is $4,740 per month. For comparison, nearby cities Roman Forest and Cut and Shoot cost $4,475 per month and $4,482 per month, respectively. Spring's cost is higher than both the Texas state average of $4,628 and the nationwide average of $4,546 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Spring compares to Texas and the national average:

Wondering how many options there are for senior living in and around Spring? The city has 30 communities, while the surrounding area has 394, and the state of Texas has 1,507. With these options, you're certain to find a community that suits your lifestyle.

In Spring, Texas, seniors make up a significant 26.1% of the population, bringing a wealth of wisdom and experience to the community. The gender distribution among seniors shows 48% are male and 52% female. In terms of age breakdown, 11% of seniors are in their 50s, 9% are enjoying life in their 60s, 4.5% are in their 70s, and 1.6% are in their 80s and beyond. Marital status indicates a solid community connection, with 51% of seniors married. Additionally, 11.4% are divorced, 32.3% have never married, and 5.3% are widowed. Spring's senior population is notably diverse, with 51.5% identifying as White and 40.1% being Hispanic. Furthermore, 21.6% of seniors are Black, 2.7% Asian, and 0.4% Native American, with a small Pacific representation at 0.1%. Additionally, 6% identify as other and 17.7% are of mixed race, reflecting the diverse tapestry of the Spring community.