Las Vegas is a resort city of almost 642,000 residents that’s famous for its casinos and as a draw for the world’s greatest entertainers who frequently take up long residencies in its glittering venues. The 2020 census shows almost 15% of the city’s population are aged 65 and older. They also know it to be a city of museums, great restaurants, beautiful parks and shopping districts suitable for most tastes and incomes.
More than 60 assisted living facilities have safe and comfortable homes for seniors who need a little help with common tasks, such as managing their medications and personal grooming. They also offer ample opportunities for residents to make new friends within their age groups and participate in facility-organized events and trips. The typical cost for placement in assisted living in Las Vegas is $3,650 per month, which is $100 below the state average and $850 lower than the country overall. For many seniors, below-average fees are another reason to move to a city internationally renowned for its vibrancy and wealth of attractions.
This guide considers the benefits and drawbacks of living in Las Vegas. It also reviews care costs and lists some helpful resources.