Assisted Living Communities in Oregon, Ohio
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The Cost of Assisted Living in Nearby Cities
With an average cost of $4,779, Oregon’s assisted living prices are higher than many of Ohio’s biggest cities. Of Ohio’s largest cities, only Akron has higher costs, at $4,875 per month. Costs in Cincinnati are only slightly lower than those in Oregon, at $4,750, while in Columbus, seniors pay $4,500. Cleveland is the most affordable of the big cities, with a monthly cost of $3,950.
Oregon
$4,779
Ohio
$4,350
The United States
$4,300
Columbus
$4,500
Cleveland
$3,950
Cincinnati
$4,750
Akron
$4,875
Paying for Assisted Living in Oregon
Genworth’s Cost of Care Survey shows that assisted living care in Oregon has an average monthly cost of $4,779. This is higher than the Ohio average of $4,350 and the national median of $4,300 per month.Â
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Oregon
Ohio’s Medicaid program MyCare Ohio has a Medicaid waiver that may help Oregon seniors with the costs associated with assisted living, known as the Assisted Living Waiver Program. Â
Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in Ohio 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 Ohio page.
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care
Oregon has other types of long-term care available, which seniors may wish to consider in addition to assisted living. Older adults who prefer to remain in their homes can access homemaker or home health aide services, which both cost $4,553 per month. Nursing homes provide a higher level of care and cost $7,604 for semiprivate rooms and $8,456 for private rooms. Seniors who only need care on weekdays may find adult day care is an affordable option, although the average cost in Oregon is not available.Â
Homemaker Services
$4,553
Home Health Aide
$4,553
Assisted Living Facility
$4,779
Nursing Home Facility (semi-private room)
$7,604
Nursing Home Facility (private room)
$8,456
Free Assisted Living Resources in Oregon
Local government agencies and nonprofit organizations offer a range of supports and services to seniors in the Oregon area. These resources are available to seniors who are considering moving into assisted living, as well as those already living in such facilities.Â
Resource | Contact | Service |
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Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio | (800) 472-7277 | The Area Office on Aging of Northwest Ohio coordinates a number of programs and services for 10 counties in the northwest of Ohio, including Lucas County. Seniors can organize consultations regarding long-term care to help them make decisions about their future. Other programs provided by AOoA include meal programs, benefits counseling and the Assisted Living Waiver Program. |
The Oregon Senior Center | (419) 698-7078 | The Oregon Senior Center was founded to support the independence of older adults in Oregon and encourage their continuing involvement in the community. It has social and educational opportunities, including day trips, a walking club and computer classes. There are also hot lunches available on weekdays and regular health screenings. A transit service can transport people to and from the center and can also be booked for other errands, such as shopping or medical appointments. |
Toledo Vet Center | (419) 213-7533 | Seniors who served in the U.S. military can get assistance identifying and applying for veterans benefits through the Toledo Vet Center. It also provides individual and group counseling to veterans and their families and can refer seniors to other VA services. |
The Ability Center | (419) 885-5733 | The Ability Center offers a range of services to people living with disabilities in seven counties in northwest Ohio, including Lucas County. Its equipment loan program provides people with durable medical equipment at no cost. This includes mobility assistance, bathroom and bedroom equipment, and medical equipment such as CPAP machines. |
What to Consider About Assisted Living in Oregon
Assisted living facilities in Oregon and throughout Ohio are known as residential care facilities. They’re licensed and regulated by the Bureau of Regulatory Operations, a division of the Ohio Department of Health. The Bureau conducts regular inspections of facilities to ensure they comply with the state’s rules and regulations.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Oregon
- Oregon’s overall cost of living is almost 20 points lower than the national average. When compared to the Ohio average, Oregon has lower costs for groceries, health and transportation, which allows seniors to save money for other retirement expenses.
- Seniors in Oregon experience cold winters with around 30 inches of snow a year. However, summers are warm, with an average temperature of 85 degrees in July, so retirees can enjoy the sunshine at Lake Erie and the city’s parks.Â
- Air quality in Oregon is mixed. The State of the Air Report gives Lucas County passing grades for both 24-hour and annual particle pollution. However, the area has a failing grade for high ozone days. Seniors who have conditions that impact their lungs may wish to discuss any concerns with their doctor.Â
- Seniors in Oregon don’t pay state income tax on Social Security retirement benefits, which can help boost retirement budgets. Pensions and income from retirement accounts are taxable; however, credits are available to retirees. Although sales taxes in Ohio are higher than the national average, exemptions on groceries, prescription drugs and newspapers can help seniors save money.
- Oregon has two hospitals that provide care for residents in the case of injury or illness. This includes St. Charles Mercy Hospital, which offers specialist geriatric services. Seniors can also access hospitals and other health care services in the wider Toledo area.
- Oregon’s overall crime rate is 34 crimes per 1,000 residents, which is higher than the national average. Property crime in the area is significantly higher than the Ohio average, but violent crime is lower than the state average. Safety-conscious seniors may wish to inquire about security features of any assisted living facilities they visit.
Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Oregon
Oregon-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Ohio are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Ohio page for more information about these laws.
Reviews of Communities Nearby
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Hollie
4.0
Review of Landings of Oregon
My father has moved into Landings of Oregon. The staff is very kind and helpful. His room is cozy and friendly. It's a large studio. They have a dining room, and they get to order off a menu and...
Provider response
Thank you so much for your review. We love having your father with us and we are grateful to have you as part of our family!
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Dana
5.0
Review of Landings of Oregon
I met with Diana, the sales representative of Landings of Oregon, and she was very knowledgeable about the place and the benefits. She seemed to know all the staff and the residents' first names....
Provider response
Thank you for your review.
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Todd
5.0
Review of Landings of Oregon
We chose Landings of Oregon for my mom because it's clean, the amenities that they offered, and the price. Her room is clean, no stains on the carpet and no smells. The staff was polite and...
Provider response
Thank you for your review!