Madison is a small city in the Jackson Metro with about 26,000 residents. It offers a broad range of benefits for its roughly 3,500 seniors, including retiree-friendly income taxes, a generally comfortable year-round climate and high access to health care services.
Madison also supports its older adult population through several assisted living communities. These facilities promote a safe, worry-free environment through access to personal care services as needed, daily meals and snacks, curated recreational activities and housekeeping and linen services. Some facilities have onsite libraries, cafes, salons, pools and fitness centers for a higher standard of comfort and convenience. Monthly rates vary depending on a facility’s amenities, size and location, but according to the Genworth 2020 Cost of Care Survey, this region tends to be pricey for assisted living. On average, local facilities charge $4,348 per month, higher than state and national averages.
This guide gives an overview of assisted living in Madison by outlining some of the benefits and drawbacks of living in this area and licensing information for local facilities. It also breaks down senior care costs in the region and highlights the agencies that serve older adults.