Medford Retirement Communities

Situated between the Cascade Range and Siskiyou Mountains, Medford, Oregon is the entrance into Rogue River Valley, a wilderness that encompasses over 629,000 acres and the gateway to the Crater Lake National Park. With a population of nearly 74,000 residents, Medford is the largest commercial industry within Jackson County. Seniors that decide to choose Medford assisted living will find the area offers a truly unique retirement experience. The town of Medford has access to excellent healthcare, a vibrant art and culture scene and some of the most stunning natural wonders within the United States.

The health care system within Medford is comprehensive and provides residents with top quality care. There are three hospitals within the region including Providence Hospital and Medical Center. Providence Hospital is a private facility that offers a range of services from intensive care to heart and vascular care. There are nearly two dozen assisted living centers in the Medford area. The cost of a private one-bedroom Medford assisted living facility is $3,100.00 per month. The cost of senior care increases to $8,289.00 for a private room at a nursing home. Medford also has an active Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. The program enables the elderly to make a significant contribution to the community with their volunteer services.

Medford assisted living residents experience warm summer days and mild winters with four distinct seasons throughout the year. As the main destination for the Rogue River National Forest, seniors have access to one of the most spectacular parks in the country. Contained within the park are breathtaking forest filled with towering pines, flowing streams and fast rapids to explore. One of the main attractions within the forest is Crater Lake; a beautiful cobalt blue body of water surrounded by volcanic cliffs. The lake is one of the deepest in the United States and attracts thousands around the world. Park visitors are able to experience guided hikes, boat and trolley tours.

Another destination for active seniors is the Rogue River, a 215 mile track of water that extends to the Pacific Ocean. The River offers a number of opportunities to explore the beautiful wilderness. The water of the river contains salmon, blue heron and water ouzel for those that enjoy fishing adventures. Additional opportunities include white water rafting, jet boat tours, and scenic driving tours.

Seniors will also enjoy the unique art and culture of southern Oregon. A popular destination for residents and tourist alike is the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, which is located in nearby Ashland every year. There are three theaters that offer audiences a variety of experiences including Shakespeare under the stars. Additional activities in the area include a chamber music concert at the Oregon Cabaret Theatre. Medford is also a traditional town that offers Fourth of July celebration, year-round festivals and art events.

Independent living communities offer a wide range of options for seniors that require additional support with their health. Medford also offers boutiques, antiques, and fine apparel shops. Against the backdrops of the beautiful mountains, Medford is an exceptional retirement location.

Medford Senior Care: Quick Facts

Assisted living (state avg, monthly)$46,200
Nursing home, semi-private (monthly)$82,125
Nursing home, private room (monthly)$91,250
In-home homemaker (monthly)$45,760
In-home health aide (monthly)$48,050
Adult day care (monthly)$25,150

No retirement communities are listed directly in Medford yet — here are options in nearby areas.

This summary also covers Applegate, Ashland, Central Point, Eagle Point, Gold Hill, Jacksonville, Medford, Phoenix, Prospect, Rogue River, Ruch, Shady Cove, Talent, Trail, Union Creek, White City and all surrounding areas.