Roanoke Memory Care (Alzheimer's & Dementia)

Thanks for visiting the Roanoke page in our directory for assisted living facilities. It is our hope that with the information we’ve compiled, you can come to a sound decision about the Roanoke assisted living facility you choose to retire in. And really, you couldn’t ask for a better area for retirees. Currently, 16.4% of the population is over the age of 65 and we have over 150 facilities listed here, so you’re bound to find one that suits your needs.

Any location you pick in Virginia should offer a baseline of comfort and attentiveness to your needs. For instance, they should take you off grounds often to sightsee and enjoy the company of other seniors and people in your community. There’s no lack of things to do here, either. You can go to the Booker T. Washington National Monument or the Science Museum of Western Virginia. The Mill Mountain Star and Park is another great place to visit if you love the great outdoors. In any case, there’s a lot to do and anyone in charge of senior care should make sure you get to take advantage of it often.

Retiring to Roanoke assisted living may actually be pretty affordable. In fact, the cost of living in the state is well below the national average at 87.1. A typical ALF costs $38,100 according to Genworth. If you require more than just assistance with daily activities, nursing homes might be more suited to your needs, which cost $72,088 and $79,023 for semi-private and private rooms, respectively.

But that’s the beauty of our directory. We include assisted living options as well as CCRCs, independent living and senior apartments, Alzheimer’s care, hospices, and in home senior care providers. With plenty of options for each, finding your new home should be much easier than if you went it alone.