Senior Care

Senior Care

Montana had 1,0068,778 residents in 2019, and according to the U.S. Census Bureau, 18.7% of those residents were 65 or older. The Montana Department of Commerce expects the number of seniors in Montana to grow by 104.8% between 2000 and 2030, which will increase the demand for senior care and related services. Seniors have plenty of reasons to retire in Montana, from the 6.9% cap on state income tax to a landscape dotted with mountains and lakes.

Although Montana has a higher cost of living than many states, the average costs of senior care are lower than the national average. Montana seniors can expect to pay an average of $3,820 per month for assisted living while the national average is $4,051 per month, for example. This guide provides an overview of the costs of senior care in Montana and how those costs compare to those of nearby states, as well as state and local resources that may be able to help Montana seniors cover the costs of Senior living.

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