Best Assisted Living Facilities in Madison, WI

The most affordable option for senior housing in Madison, Wisconsin, is independent living, which costs $4,020 per month on average. Assisted living is another option on the more affordable side at $4,464 per month. For those looking at nursing home care, a private room averages $5,500 monthly. The most expensive option is a semi-private room averaging $6,400 per month. Other nursing home choices include a studio for $5,525, a one-bedroom unit at $5,293, and a two-bedroom unit at $5,654, offering a range of options to fit different needs and budgets in Madison.

Compared to other cities in the area, Madison is slightly more expensive. For instance, Cambridge assisted living costs an average of $4,334 per month, and Rockdale assisted living costs an average of $4,332 per month. On the flip side, Madison is still less expensive than the national average, which is $4,546 per month, though it is above the Wisconsin state average of $4,225.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Madison compares to Wisconsin and the national average:

The city of Madison is home to 32 senior living facilities, which is just a portion of Wisconsin's 660 facilities. There are 111 communities in nearby areas for those who want to expand their search. With these options, you'll be well-equipped to find a community that meets your needs.

In Madison, Wisconsin, seniors account for 27.1% of the population, bringing rich history and diverse experiences to the city’s community fabric. Within this group, men slightly outnumber women, with 50.2% male and 49.8% female seniors. In the age distribution, 9.8% of seniors are in their 50s, 8.7% are in their 60s, 5.7% are in their 70s, and 2.9% have reached their 80s and beyond. As for marital status, 37.3% are married and enjoying companionship, while 9.3% are divorced. A substantial 50.4% have never been married, and 3.1% are widowed. Madison's senior population is primarily composed of 74.6% White individuals, contributing to its cultural tapestry. Additionally, 8.4% are Asian, 7.3% Black, and Native Americans account for 0.3%. Other groups include 1.6% identifying as other, with 7.8% as mixed race, and 7.8% are Hispanic, reflecting the diversity of the community.