Located on the banks of Lake Lanier in Hall County, Flowery Branch is a city of 9,391 people, with the 65+ age group making up 12.5% of its residents. The city’s attractions for seniors include its affordability, boasting a below-average cost of living. It also has an almost ideal climate for seniors, with temperatures not too cold or hot and almost no snowfall. Health care facilities in the area are plentiful and of high quality and crime is much less of a problem than in other cities in the state and the country.
Assisted living in Flowery Branch typically costs $4,263 per month. This is above the state and national averages and may be a reflection of the city’s senior-friendly environment. For the fee, seniors challenged by living at home can retain their independence while living in a community where chefs prepare their meals, housekeepers keep their rooms clean and trained staff manage their medications. Many communities also offer convenient on-site services, such as beauty salons.
This guide presents the costs of different types of senior care in the area and considers the benefits and drawbacks of living in Flowery Branch. It also lists some senior-friendly resources.