Lake Oswego is an affluent community in the Portland region with about 41,000 residents, 21% of whom are at least 65 years old. It has a walkable downtown district, and over half the city has natural tree coverage, supporting residents’ comfort. Crime is uncommon in this community, and the weather is pleasant throughout the year. There are numerous hospitals nearby that provide primary, specialty and emergency services to residents of all ages.
The Lake Oswego region has several assisted living facilities that accommodate older adults who are largely independent but need help with some daily activities. These facilities may feature private apartments, depending on how they’re licensed, and they provide three meals daily, along with housekeeping services, recreational programming and individualized care plans. Monthly rates vary depending on factors such as amenities and fee structures, but on average, Lake Oswego seniors pay $4,975 for care. This is higher than the national norm of $4,500 but in line with the state average of $5,045.
This guide provides more details on how assisted living rates in Lake Oswego compare to care costs in other Oregon cities. It also highlights ways seniors in this city pay for care.Â