Best Assisted Living Facilities in Shoreline, WA

Find local assisted living and retirement communities in the Shoreline, WA area.

In Shoreline, Washington, seniors account for about 39.2% of the population, creating a demand for diverse senior living options. The city is home to eight senior living facilities, ready to accommodate various lifestyles and care requirements, such as independent living, assisted living, and memory care, as well as nursing home accommodations. The average cost for assisted living in Shoreline is $5,305 per month, which is above both state and national averages. As families embark on the journey to find suitable care for their senior loved ones, this guide aims to simplify the decision-making process by highlighting some of the top assisted living communities in Shoreline, ensuring you find the right fit for your needs.

129 Communities were found near Shoreline, WA
Aegis on Madison
Our Rating:
of 5
8.9

Aegis on Madison

2200 E Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112 (9.7 mi from city center)
Assisted Living
Our Rating:
of 5
8.9
Silverstone AFH
Our Rating:
of 5
8.9

Silverstone AFH

9216 132nd Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052 (9.8 mi from city center)
Memory Care
Our Rating:
of 5
8.9
Truewood By Merrill, First Hill
Our Rating:
of 5
9.3

Truewood By Merrill, First Hill

1421 Minor Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101 (9.9 mi from city center)
Assisted Living
Our Rating:
of 5
9.3
Care Indeed - Seattle
Our Rating:
of 5
9.3

Care Indeed - Seattle

1601 5th Ave Suite 1100, Seattle, WA 98101 (10 mi from city center)
Home Care
Our Rating:
of 5
9.3

Map of Assisted Living in Shoreline

Find the right senior living community by location
  • Aegis on Madison
  • Silverstone AFH
  • Truewood By Merrill, First Hill
  • Care Indeed - Seattle

Senior Living Statistics for Shoreline, Washington

Average Senior Living Costs by Housing Type


In Shoreline, Washington, the cost of senior living ranges from $4,415 per month for independent living to $9,453 per month for a detached cottage in a nursing home on average. Prices vary greatly depending on the type of housing, level of care, and chosen facility. Assisted living, at $5,305 per month, and nursing home studios, costing $5,100, are among the more affordable options for those seeking less intensive care. With such a wide array of options, finding a living arrangement that matches your needs and budget is quite accessible.
Housing Type Average Monthly Cost
Assisted Living $5,305
Memory Care $5,322
Independent Living $4,415
Nursing Home: Private Room $7,920
Nursing Home: Semi-Private Room $5,718
Nursing Home: Studio $5,100
Nursing Home: One Bedroom $6,287
Nursing Home: Two Bedroom $7,342
Nursing Home: Detached Cottage $9,453

Average Cost of Assisted Living in Shoreline


When compared to nearby cities, Shoreline assisted living is slightly more expensive. The average monthly cost of assisted living is $5,305 in Shoreline, $5,221 in Medina, and $5,219 in Beaux Arts Village.
City Average Monthly Cost
Shoreline $5,305

Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Shoreline compares to Washington and the national average:
Area Average Monthly Cost
Shoreline $5,305
Washington $5,169
United States $4,546

Senior Living Availability in Shoreline


There are many assisted living communities to choose from in and around Shoreline. Shoreline has 8 senior living facilities, the surrounding area has 472 communities, and the state of Washington has 749 facilities.
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Shoreline

472

Surrounding Area

749

Washington

Shoreline Senior Demographics


In Shoreline, Washington, seniors make up about 39.2% of the city's total population of 58,673. Within this senior group, 12.4% are in their 50s, 13.4% in their 60s, 7.9% in their 70s, and 5.5% are 80 and over. The gender ratio among seniors is nearly even, with 50.5% female and 49.5% male. Regarding marital status, 53.2% are married, 12.1% are divorced, 29.5% have never married, and 5.3% are widowed. Shoreline's senior population is richly diverse, with 65.3% identifying as White, 15.8% Asian, and 7.3% Hispanic. Additional segments include 6.1% Black, 8.8% mixed race, 0.6% Native American, 0.4% Pacific, and 2.9% identifying as other, reflecting a wide array of cultural backgrounds in the community.

Population

Shoreline has a population of 58,673.
  • 49.5% Male
  • 50.5% Female

Marital Status

  • 53.2% Married
  • 12.1% Divorced
  • 29.5% Never Married
  • 5.3% Widowed

Age

Seniors make up about 39.2% of the population.
  • 12.4% in their 50s
  • 13.4% in their 60s
  • 7.9% in their 70s
  • 5.5% in their 80s

Diversity

  • 65.3% White
  • 6.1% Black
  • 15.8% Asian
  • 0.6% Native
  • 0.4% Pacific
  • 2.9% Identifying as Other
  • 8.8% Mixed Race
  • 7.3% Hispanic

Additional Cities with Assisted Living Near Shoreline

Several cities offer senior living options near Shoreline, Washington, with varying costs. Some of the less expensive choices include Tacoma, which averages $4,838 per month, and Puyallup at $4,851. Conversely, Lynnwood is among the pricier options, with a monthly average of $5,623, followed by Marysville at $5,476. Other cities like Seattle, Bellevue, and Everett are also worth considering for their vibrant communities and services.

City Average Monthly Cost
City Average Monthly Cost
Seattle $5,228
Bellevue $5,211
Renton $5,142
Tacoma $4,838
Kent $5,087
Lynnwood $5,623
Everett $5,361
Federal Way $5,268
Edmonds $5,324
City Average Monthly Cost
Auburn $5,066
Kirkland $5,261
Marysville $5,476
Bothell $5,332
Puyallup $4,851
Gig Harbor $4,927
Redmond $5,270
Mountlake Terrace $5,323
Issaquah $5,228

Senior Living Ratings Methodology

Our experts spent over 50 hours researching the best communities in each city, focusing on these key factors.

Senior Living Ratings Methodology

Available Care

We value communities that offer more than standard living services, such as memory care and independent living. We think this is beneficial for older adults, as it allows a community to meet your changing needs over time.

Amenities

Amenities can help an assisted living community feel like a luxury resort or a home away from home. Our research focuses on communities that offer extra perks and benefits for seniors to enjoy.

Location

Location can be important. Since many seniors like to have certain comforts nearby, we look at communities close to parks, shopping areas, hospitals, museums, and other practical or entertaining points of interest.

Reviews

We read through dozens of reviews for every single contender and include a summary of our findings. In most cases, we see common themes regarding positive and negative feedback about each community. Just remember not to take individual reviews at face value.

Cost

Assisted living costs vary greatly based on the facility and level of care. We considered communities that are suitable for various budgets and offer solid value. All prices listed are from community websites.