Best Assisted Living Facilities in Edmonds, WA

With an average cost of $4,482 per month, independent living is the least expensive type of senior housing in Edmonds, Washington. Other fairly affordable options include a studio in a nursing home, priced at $5,320 per month, and assisted living at $5,324 per month. The most expensive type of senior living is a detached cottage in a nursing home, which costs an average of $8,202 per month. This wide range of options ensures that residents can find suitable accommodations for different budgets and care requirements.

Compared to other cities in the area, Edmonds is slightly more expensive. For instance, Clyde Hill assisted living costs an average of $5,223 per month, and Medina assisted living costs an average of $5,221 per month. On the flip side, Edmonds is more expensive than the national average, which is $4,546 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Edmonds compares to Washington and the national average:

In Edmonds, there are 16 senior living communities. For those who aren't set on Edmonds, there are 472 facilities in the surrounding area and 749 in the state of Washington. With such a broad array of choices, you can find the ideal community that suits your lifestyle.

In Edmonds, Washington, seniors form a significant part of the community, making up 44.1% of the total 42,705 residents. The senior demographic includes 47.3% males and 52.7% females. Breaking down the age groups, 13.9% of seniors are in their 50s, 15.2% in their 60s, 8.7% in their 70s, and 6.3% are in their 80s or older. When it comes to marital status, 56.9% of seniors are married, 12.3% are divorced, 25.2% have never married, and 5.6% are widowed. The ethnic makeup of Edmonds shows that 77.1% of seniors are White, followed by 9.3% Asian, 7.7% mixed race, 6.5% Hispanic, 2% Black, and smaller percentages including 0.4% Native American, 0.7% Pacific Islander, and 2.8% identifying as other, which adds to the city’s cultural diversity.