Miami Beach is a large community with an estimated 80,000 residents, about 17% of whom are retirement-aged. This city is listed on the AARP Age-Friendly Network, indicating that it fosters a welcoming environment for seniors through a variety of programs and initiatives, and it's home to one hospital, providing easy access to diverse medical services. The city also has several high-quality assisted living facilities, making it a favorable option for retirees seeking long-term care.
Assisted living is a popular long-term care solution for seniors who don’t require medical support but need a helping hand with daily activities such as personal care, housekeeping and meal preparation. Residents in assisted living facilities have care plans that are tailored to their unique needs and can enjoy daily meals, participate in recreational activities and access amenities such as swimming pools, movie theaters and hair salons. On average, assisted living facilities in Miami Beach charge $4,385 per month for care, which is higher than Florida’s norm of $4,000 but less than the national rate of $4,500.
This guide provides more details on how the cost of assisted living in Miami Beach compares with alternatives in nearby cities. It also lists some resources for local seniors.