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Assisted Living Communities in Cedar Hill, Texas

The North Texas community of Cedar Hill sits within the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area, where 31 assisted living communities provide housing and support seniors with daily care needs. In 2024, these facilities charge around $5,241 per month, with local rates exceeding the Texas median of $4,915 but comparing favorably to nationwide norms.

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The Cost of Assisted Living in Cedar Hill, TX and Nearby Cities

According to the 2024 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, assisted living residents in Cedar Hill pay about $5,241 per month. This trends higher than the Texas median of $4,915 but compares favorably with rates of around $5,803 in nearby Abilene. However, seniors find more affordable care in Tyler, where facilities charge about $4,445, and in Sherman, seniors pay almost $2,000 less.

Cedar Hill

$5,241

Texas

$4,915

The United States

$5,350

Sherman

$3,274

Tyler

$4,445

Waco

$5,501

Abilene

$5,803

Paying for Assisted Living in Cedar Hill, TX

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Cedar Hill

The Texas Department of Health and Human Services can help seniors find assisted living homes in Cedar Hill, Texas, within their budget and that provide the level of care they require. Those with Medicaid, Medicare or SSI income, may be eligible for assisted living financing. The STAR+PLUS serves specific areas of the state, providing an alternative to nursing facility placement and also covers the cost of assisted living.

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

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Living in Cedar Hill, TX

In Cedar Hill, assisted living costs around $5,241 per month. By comparison, home-based care costs run higher, with seniors paying about $5,339 for in-home care and approximately $5,720 for home health care. Additionally, nursing homes charge roughly $450 more for 24-hour medical monitoring in semi-private rooms. However, adult day health care fees are comparatively affordable at about $1,950.

In-Home Care

$5,339

Home Health Care

$5,720

Adult Day Health Care

$1,950

Assisted Living Facility

$5,241

Nursing home (semiprivate room)

$5,688

Note: Since data for Cedar Hill is unavailable, we used data for the nearest city, Dallas, instead.

Free Assisted Living Resources in Cedar Hill

Residents of Cedar Hill have access to many free resources, programs and services aimed at helping seniors throughout the city. Provided by nonprofit organizations and government agencies, these include long-term care counseling, wellness programs and financial assistance programs for low-income older adults.

ResourceContactService
Area Agency on Aging of Central Texas(800) 447-7169The Area Agency on Aging of Central Texas helps seniors and their families navigate decisions about various topics, including assisted living, financial planning and public benefits. AAACT hosts several support groups for caregivers, as well as free health classes that teach seniors to manage diabetes and other chronic conditions.
Dallas County Veterans Services(972) 692-4939This agency can help veterans and their dependents apply for pensions, disability compensation and Aid and Attendance, which provides funds to pay assisted living costs for eligible individuals. Its website has information about emergency financial aid, burial benefits and training programs for veterans seeking employment.
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program(214) 823-5700Provided by The Senior Source, the Ombudsman Program works to protect the rights of retirees in long-term care. Ombudsmen investigate complaints regarding unsanitary conditions, staffing issues, neglect and other concerns that impact a senior's quality of life. Its staff can also help seniors and their families choose the best assisted living community for their needs.
DME Exchange of Dallas(214) 997-3639This organization provides free, durable medical equipment loans to residents of Dallas County. Its selection regularly changes but can include wheelchairs, bathroom aids, walkers and bedside equipment. Medical scooters and powerchairs may also be available. Seniors must have an income no higher than 200% of the federal poverty level to qualify for a loan.
Dallas and Collin County RSVP(214) 525-6122Texas Senior Corps RSVP is a volunteer opportunity program for people 55 and up. Seniors can use their skills and life experience in various ways, including preparing meals for the needy, providing transportation or teaching other retirees about Medicare.
Cedar Hill Senior Center(972) 291-5353The Cedar Hill Senior Center offers crafts classes, games, fitness programs and other fun activities to residents 55 and up. People who love traveling can join a group day trip to visit local attractions or extended trips to popular tourist destinations around the country.

What to Consider About Assisted Living in Cedar Hill

Assisted living facilities in Texas are licensed and regulated by the Health and Human Services Commission. Visit its website to learn more about laws and regulations for licensing, staffing, security and accommodations in long-term care facilities throughout the state.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Cedar Hill

  • Seniors in Cedar Hill can get health care at one of several medical centers and urgent care clinics, including Methodist Family Health Center, PrimaCare Medical Center and CareNow Urgent Care. Retirees looking for more options or certain specialist services may need to travel to Dallas or other surrounding cities for care.
  • STAR Transit offers low-cost Medicaid transportation to many destinations in Ellis, Navarro, Rockwall and Kaufman counties. Disabled seniors and veterans aged 60 and over can qualify for a reduced fare. Buses are wheelchair accessible, and attendants can help frail seniors with shopping trips and provide limited assistance at medical appointments.
  • The cost of living in Cedar Hill is slightly higher (102.2) than the national index (100). Transportation (119.7), utilities (102.4) and median home prices are more expensive than average, while health care (94), housing (93.1) and groceries (98.1) are more affordable.
  • Texas has no state income tax, and retirees aren’t taxed on Social Security, pension distributions and other types of retirement earnings. Property taxes can be high for homeowners, although Cedar Hill gives a $30,000 city tax exemption for residents 65 and up.
  • Weather is generally warm and sunny throughout the year, with an average high of 95 in July and a low of 34 in January. The city receives about 229 days of sunshine, compared to the national average of 205. It’s rare to see snow in Cedar Hill – the city gets an average of zero inches annually (the U.S. average is 28 inches).
  • Cedar Hill is safer than 16% of U.S. cities, with the safest neighborhoods found in the southern part of the city. It has a violent crime rate of 2.07 per 1,000 residents compared to the Texas average of 4.19. However, the property crime rate is slightly higher (26.2) than the state average (23.9). Though assisted living communities have 24/7 staff on hand and security to ensure residents’ safety.

Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Cedar Hill

Cedar Hill-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Texas are required to follow. Visit our 

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Raquel

I visited this facility

Review of Morada Cedar Hill Assisted Living

Morada Cedar Hill Assisted Living was nice and clean. The people are very helpful. It's a little older. The apartments were nice. I met a couple of the family members and they are very happy and...

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Jacky

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of Morada Cedar Hill Assisted Living

My mother has moved into Morada Cedar Hill Assisted Living. It looks really nice. The only thing is that they're so pricey and they've just raised the rates. She's already paying more than she did...

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Loretta

I visited this facility

Review of Morada Cedar Hill Assisted Living

I liked the way Morada Cedar Hill was arranged, and the entire place was clean. The residents were all interacting with each other. The tour guide knew most of the residents, and I was impressed...

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