Jamestown is a vibrant, historically rich community near the southeastern banks of Lake Erie with about 28,000 residents, 17% of whom are at least 65 years old. A very low cost of living and affordable health care make it a financially viable option for many seniors, and generally pleasant weather encourages residents to remain active throughout retirement.
The Jamestown region is also home to several high-quality assisted living facilities for seniors who need help with basic daily activities. Residents live in private and semiprivate units and often have several floor plans to choose from, and they can participate in regular activities such as art and fitness classes, pet therapy and community outings. On average, assisted living facilities in Jamestown charge $4,585 per month for care, which is consistent with New York’s median rate of $4,580 and the national norm of $4,500.
This guide provides details on how assisted living rates in Jamestown compare to care costs in other cities in the region, along with an overview of some of the most popular ways to pay for services. It also lists some of the licensing requirements all facilities in the city follow to ensure a consistently high standard of care.