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Assisted Living Communities in Dublin, Georgia

A regional city within Laurens County, Dublin, GA, hosts 7 assisted living facilities, which support seniors with personal care, socialization and housekeeping. This care type costs about $2,900 per month in 2024. Seniors pay significantly less for assisted living in Dublin than both the state and national medians of $4,120 and $5,350, respectively.

The 46 reviews reviews of assisted living residences listed in our directory below provide a snapshot into retirement possibilities for seniors in Dublin. Facilities in this region earn average review ratings of 3.6 out of 5 stars stars.

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The Cost of Assisted Living in Dublin, GA and Nearby Cities

Data from Genworth's 2024 Cost of Care Survey positions Dublin as one of the most affordable cities for assisted living in Georgia, with baseline expenses $1,220 less than the state norm and $2,450 less than the national median. While seniors pay similar rates for assisted living in Albany, expenses jump to $4,595 in Macon and $4,620 in Atlanta, reflecting the higher costs throughout Georgia's larger cities.

Dublin

$2,900

Georgia

$4,120

The United States

$5,350

Macon

$4,595

Albany

$3,013

Atlanta

$4,620

Paying for Assisted Living in Dublin

The Genworth Cost of Care Survey lists the average cost of assisted living in Dublin at $2,300 per month. This is $1,200 lower than the statewide average of $3,500 and $2,000 lower than the national average of $4,300.

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Dublin

Two key state programs provide Medicaid-eligible seniors help with the cost of care: Service Options Using Resources in a Community Environment (SOURCE) and the Community Care Services Program (CCSP). The former provides assistance with intermediate-level nursing care in an assisted living environment, while the latter provides financial assistance for a lower level of care.

Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in Georgia page.

More Ways to Pay for Assisted Living

While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for assisted living, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance assisted living costs include:

  • Veterans Benefits
  • Life Insurance Policy
  • Long-Term Care Insurance
  • Reverse Mortgage

For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in Georgia page.

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Living in Dublin, GA

Assisted living costs the least among the various types of care available in Dublin. However, expenses rise considerably if retirees require medical care beyond the limited services assisted living communities provide. For example, a semi-private room in a nursing home costs $5,586 more than assisted living. Home health care costs much less than this but still exceeds the price of assisted living by $1,867.

Home Health Care

$4,767

Assisted Living Facility

$2,900

Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)

$8,486

Note: Since data for Dublin is unavailable, we used data for the nearest city, Warner Robins, instead.

Free Assisted Living Resources in Dublin

Seniors in Dublin benefit from having several free resources that provide information and assistance on aging-related issues. From durable equipment to social programs, these resources help seniors remain independent while staying healthy and active.

ResourceContactService
Heart of Georgia Altamaha RC Area Agency on Aging(912) 367-3648(888) 367-9913The HOGA AAA serves cities in 17 counties, including Dublin in Laurens County, and addresses the needs of older adults. It plans and coordinates the development of comprehensive services to meet the short-term and long-term needs of seniors aged 60 or older. The nonprofit provides a range of services including elderly legal assistance, home and community-based services, personal care services, nutrition services and community care service program assistance.
Middle Ombudsman Program(912) 367- 4866(866) 991-9988Higgins Management Services operates the Middle Ombudsman Program for a 36-county area that includes Laurens County. This program administers long-term care ombudsman services, which investigates complaints made against assisted living facilities by residents or on behalf of residents. Trained ombudsman advocates for residents and works to resolve issues with the LTC facilities to ensure all residents receive the best in care and enjoy a higher quality of life.
Georgia's Assistive Technology Act Program, Tools for Life(404) 894-8000Georgia’s Assistive Technology Act Program provides statewide Tools for Life services, which gives seniors access to assistive devices and services no matter where they live in the state. Seniors with all types of disabilities may benefit from an assistive device. Services include assessments, funding, training, education and lending libraries. It also operates an assistive technology and durable medical equipment reuse program.
Laurens County Senior Center(478) 277-5025The Laurens County Senior Center in East Dublin offers a range of senior activities for countywide residents aged 60 or older. Activities include daily bingo, arts and crafts and exercise programs.

What to Consider About Assisted Living in Dublin

The Georgia Department of Community Health’s Healthcare Facility Regulation oversees assisted living facilities in Dublin and throughout the state. Inspections and licensing of all types of personal care homes fall under HFR’s responsibilities. The office also monitors these facilities and investigates complaints brought against them.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Dublin

  • Seniors in Dublin benefit from Georgia’s generous tax exemptions for retirement income, including Social Security income and Railroad Retirement benefits. The state also exempts most other types of retirement income up to $65,000 for singles or $130,000 for couples who are aged 65 or older.
  • Although the statewide sales tax is 4%, local jurisdictions are allowed to add up to 4.9%. However, the average combined total is 7.33%. As a result, county sales taxes in Laurens County are higher than nearly 99% of other cities and counties in Georgia. It adds a 3% county tax and a 1% special district tax to the 4% state tax. This means residents in Dublin pay a total sales tax rate of 8%, but groceries are exempt from state taxes, and prescription drugs are exempt from all sales taxes.
  • Despite its higher sales tax rate, Dublin has a much lower cost of living compared to both the state and national averages at 13% lower than the state’s and 20% lower than the national average. Although health care is 25% higher than the national average, housing costs are nearly 50% lower, transportation is almost 30% lower, miscellaneous expenses are 9% lower and groceries are 5% lower.
  • Dublin has a relatively rainy climate with about 47 inches of rainfall annually compared to the national average of 38 inches. However, the city gets zero snow, and residents enjoy about 220 sunny days a year. The most pleasant months in Dublin are April, May and October, but July can get hot with an average high of 93 degrees Fahrenheit. Winters can also get cold with an average low in January of 34 degrees.
  • Seniors in Dublin benefit from both the Carl Vinson VA Medical Center and the full-service Fairview Hospital within the city limits. Dublin also offers a vast array of primary and specialty care physicians, including 53 providers at the VA medical center and 171 at Fairview.

Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Dublin

Dublin-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Georgia are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Georgia page for more information about these laws.

Reviews of Communities Nearby

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Sheila

I visited this facility

Review of Addington Place of Dublin

I visited Addington Place of Dublin. They were small apartments and several different sizes. They have one that you could go out the back door and have a little porch that you could just sit around...

Provider response

Thank you for stopping by! It was a great pleasure meeting you, Sheila. If you have any questions or need more information about the community, please let us know.

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Jaimee

I visited this facility

Review of Addington Place of Dublin

My dad will move into Addington Place of Dublin. I like it because it feels more like a home situation. There are more activities, and there's more space for my dad to move around throughout the...

Provider response

We’re so grateful you noticed all the things we do to make your loved one feel happy and at home. From great dining to fun events and activities, we really do believe our community is a wonderful...

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Jaimee

I visited this facility

Review of Dublin Square

Dublin Place was our second choice and I liked it and everything. The only downside of that is there was a door going to the outside and I didn't feel comfortable about that. Nevertheless...

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