Everett is located about 25 miles outside of Seattle and has about 111,000 residents, making it one of the most populous cities in the metropolitan area. It has a senior community that makes up nearly 14% of the population and offers a range of benefits to retirees, including high access to medical services, a comfortable climate and no state income tax.
Everett also has several assisted living facilities, making it a prime option for those who need daily care. These facilities provide comfortable housing, three meals plus snacks daily, transportation services and recreational activities. Some facilities accommodate pets and have flexible care plans that include short-term or intermittent skilled nursing services. On average, seniors in Everett pay $6,750 per month for care. This is $750 higher than Washington’s norm of $6,000, and it exceeds the national rate of $4,500 by over $2,000 per month. Medicaid programs, such as COPES, can help qualified seniors pay for high assisted living expenses.
This guide provides more information on assisted living costs in Everett and lists some nonprofit agencies and programs that help seniors make important decisions regarding their long-term care options.Â