Best Assisted Living Facilities in Oak Harbor, WA

If you're looking for the least expensive senior living option in Oak Harbor, Washington, it's independent living, which costs an average of $4,054 per month. Costs for care range up to $9,806 per month for a private room in a nursing home. There are several other types of care to choose from, including assisted living at $5,007 per month and memory care at $5,204. Nursing homes also offer semi-private rooms averaging $6,083 per month and studio units at $7,500, providing a range of options to accommodate different needs and budgets.

The average monthly cost of assisted living facilities in Oak Harbor is $5,007. Nearby cities like Sequim and Lyman have different costs, with Sequim being less expensive at $4,247 per month and Lyman slightly cheaper at $4,955 per month. Oak Harbor falls below the average cost of assisted living in Washington ($5,169 per month) but is above the national average of $4,546 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Oak Harbor compares to Washington and the national average:

There are many choices for senior living in Washington. The state is home to 749 facilities, while Oak Harbor has 3 communities, and the area surrounding Oak Harbor has 4 options.

In Oak Harbor, Washington, seniors account for 23.5% of the town's total population of 24,458. This group includes 7.3% in their 50s, 7.5% in their 60s, 5.3% in their 70s, and 3.4% in their 80s and over. The gender distribution is slightly more female, with women comprising 50.9% of the population compared to 49.1% men. In terms of marital status, 57.5% of the senior population is married, 12.3% are divorced, 24.9% have never married, and 5.3% are widowed. Oak Harbor is quite diverse, with a racial composition of 67.3% White, 5.4% Black, and 8.4% Asian residents. Additionally, 13.9% identify as mixed race and 15.9% as Hispanic, while smaller groups include 1.3% Native American, 0.6% Pacific, and 3% identifying as other.