The historic city of Georgetown has a population of approximately 35,000 and around 9.9% of residents are aged 65 and over. The city is known for its well-preserved Victorian downtown, which features over 200 buildings that are on the national register of historic places. With its low cost of living and mild climate, Georgetown appeals to budget-conscious seniors who want to spend time outdoors.
Assisted living facilities provide 24/7 support to seniors who still want to live an active lifestyle but require some help with the tasks of daily living. This type of care is best suited to those who can no longer live independently but don’t require the high level of care offered by a nursing home. According to the Genworth Cost of Care Survey 2020, seniors living in Georgetown pay an average of $4,400 per month for assisted living. This is higher than the Kentucky median of $3,699.
This guide provides an overview of assisted living in Georgetown. It covers the average costs of care, benefits and drawbacks of retiring in Georgetown and the average costs of other care options and provides a list of local resources for seniors.Â