Best Assisted Living Facilities in Tacoma, WA

With an average cost of $3,555 per month, independent living is the least expensive type of senior housing in Tacoma, Washington. Other fairly affordable options include assisted living, averaging $4,838 per month, and memory care at $4,875. If you're considering nursing home care, prices range from $5,096 for a studio to $6,571 for a two-bedroom unit. The most expensive option is a private room in a nursing home, which costs about $6,301 per month. Meanwhile, a one-bedroom unit is priced at $5,742, and a detached cottage option averages $5,111, offering a variety of choices to meet different preferences and financial plans in Tacoma.

In Tacoma, assisted living costs a monthly average of $4,838, which is higher than the United States average of $4,546 per month. However, Tacoma is more expensive than some other cities in the area, including North Fort Lewis ($4,703 per month) and Ketron Island ($4,695 per month). Despite higher local costs, Tacoma remains below the Washington state average of $5,169 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Tacoma compares to Washington and the national average:

The city of Tacoma is home to 30 senior living facilities, which is just a small fraction of Washington's 749 facilities. There are 472 communities in nearby areas for those who want to expand their search. With these options, you'll be equipped to find a community that fits your needs.

In Tacoma, Washington, seniors make up approximately 31.8% of the city's population, providing depth and character to the community. Within this group, there is a close male majority with 50.2% male compared to 49.8% female seniors. Age-wise, you’ll find 11.7% are in their 50s, 10.9% are exploring life in their 60s, 6.2% in their 70s, and 3% in the 80s and beyond. As for marital status among seniors, 43.2% are married, contributing to the community's sense of stability, while 14.7% are divorced. Additionally, 37.3% have never married, and 4.7% are widowed. The senior population in Tacoma is quite diverse, with 61.3% identifying as White and 10.6% as Black. An additional 8.7% of seniors are Asian, 1.7% Native American, and 1.1% Pacific. Further adding to the cultural tapestry, 3.8% identify as other, 12.8% are of mixed race, and 12.3% are Hispanic, reflecting a richly varied community.