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The 10 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Aloha, OR for 2024

Aloha also has a wide selection of assisted living facilities. In these communities, residents can get help with daily activities like medication management, personal care and mobility. They also offer nutritious meals and enriching activities designed to promote the physical and emotional well-being of their residents. Seniors living in Aloha can expect to pay around $4,831 for this type of care, although actual costs vary by location.

This guide is designed to help seniors and their families decide whether assisted living in Aloha is right for them. It has information about the cost of care and the resources available to the area’s seniors.

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What to Consider About Assisted Living in Aloha

Assisted living facilities in Aloha and the rest of the state are licensed by the Oregon Department of Human Services’ Office of Safety, Oversight and Quality. This department is responsible for ensuring that care homes uphold state laws designed to preserve residents’ dignity and quality of life.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Aloha

  • Aloha has a high number of physicians, making health care easily accessible. There are 220 physicians per 100,000 people here compared to the national median of 210 per 100,000.
  • The general cost of living is higher than the national median, at 117.5 compared to 100. However, health care here is very affordable; Aloha scores 82.9 points on the Health Cost Index compared to the U.S. average of 100.
  • Violent crime rates in Aloha are low compared to many U.S. cities. While property crime rates are higher than average, the security measures offered in assisted living communities help deter this type of crime.
  • Aloha has been named one of the most diverse suburbs in Oregon and in the United States.
  • Oregon is relatively tax-friendly for retirees. The state has no sales tax and collects no income tax on Social Security benefits.
  • Aloha gets a lot of rain compared to national averages and gets fewer sunny days than the national average, at 141 compared to 205. The city gets very mild winters, which many seniors find ideal.
  • The city’s hospital, the Kaiser Permanente Westside Medical Center, has been recognized for high performance in two orthopedic surgery specialties.

Paying for Assisted Living in Aloha

In Aloha, assisted living costs an average of $4,831 per month. According to Genworth’s 2020 Cost of Care Survey, this is more expensive than the statewide average of $4,659. Seniors living in Aloha also pay more for assisted living than the national average of $4,300.

The Cost of Assisted Living in Nearby Cities

The cost of assisted living in the Aloha area is relatively close to the state average of $4,659 and $531 more than the national average. Nearby Salem is more affordable, at $4,398. Eugene has some of the highest costs in the state at $5,430. Grants Pass has the lowest costs at $3,985. In central city Bend, seniors can expect to pay around $5,090 for assisted living.

Aloha

$4,831

Oregon

$4,659

The United States

$4,300

Grants Pass

$3,985

Salem

$4,398

Bend

$5,090

Eugene

$5,430

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care

In Aloha, assisted living is one of the most affordable types of long-term care. Only adult day health care is cheaper at $3,510. Homemaker services average $5,815, and home health care services come to $5,911. Nursing homes are the most expensive option, with a semiprivate room averaging $10,083. For a private room in a nursing home, this cost increases to $12,349.

Homemaker Services

$5,815

Home Health Aide

$5,911

Adult Day Health Care

$3,510

Assisted Living Facility

$4,831

Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)

$10,083

Nursing Home Facility (private room)

$12,349

Note: Data for Aloha was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Portland, was used instead.

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Aloha

Oregon is one of just five states that offers a 1915(k) plan through its state version of Medicaid. This plan, also known as the Community First Choice plan, the K Option, or the K Plan, provides financial assistance to eligible seniors who need some help paying for their assisted living costs.

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

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Aloha

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 Oregon page.

Free Assisted Living Resources in Aloha

Seniors considering retirement in Aloha can get information, assistance and guidance from the following organizations.

ResourceContactService
Washington County Disability Aging & Veterans Services(855) 673-2372This Area Agency on Aging serves seniors ages 60 and up in Washington County. A Medicare counseling initiative helps older adults learn about and apply for health insurance, and a money management initiative helps them plan retirement and long-term care. Seniors and veterans can also get referrals to trusted local financial aid and health services.
Oregon Long-Term Care Ombudsman(800) 522-2602Seniors living in long-term care communities can contact this office with their welfare concerns. Volunteer ombudsmen investigate issues related to the cleanliness, safety and quality of care delivered in long-term care homes. They act as liaisons between residents and their caregivers to help ensure that seniors are happy with their long-term care.
Legal Aid Services of Oregon(800) 228-6958This pro-bono law firm’s Statewide Tax Clinic can help seniors resolve tax issues with the IRS. Experts here can help seniors access public benefits and resolve consumer issues. In addition, this non-profit offers assistance and advocacy to victims of elder abuse and fraud.

Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Aloha

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


Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Aloha

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