Beaumont Retirement Communities

This Neches River city boomed after oil was discovered nearby in 1901. The refining of black gold is still a prominent industry in Beaumont. But the city is more than just refineries. We'll show you what else makes this city special. And we'll provide valuable information for your Beaumont assisted living facility (ALF) search.

With all the history surrounding this Texas town, it's good to know that much of it has been preserved in museums, period homes and the like. The John Jay French Museum preserves the legacy of an early Texas business leader. An architectural jewel is the McFaddin-Ward House, built in 1905 - 1906, in the Beaux Arts Colonial Revival. One of Beaumont's most famous 20^th century citizens was Babe Zaharias, named by the Associated Press as "Woman Athlete of the 20th Century". Visit her museum and learn about the woman that "set records in track and field, was an All-American in basketball, mastered tennis, played organized baseball with the House of David, and was an expert diver, roller-skater and bowler."

Cost is a good place to start your search for a Beaumont ALF. Like any city, costs in Beaumont vary depending on factors such as location, demand, supply, amenities, etc. We've included averages as a starting point. According to a Genworth Financial survey, a one-bedroom in a Beaumont assisted living facility averages $3,200 per month. The level of care in nursing homes (e.g. skilled nursing care 24/7) is higher so costs are accordingly higher and sometimes a lot higher. For example, a private room in a Beaumont nursing home averages $5,148 month, while a semi-private averages $4,099. Both home health aides and homemaker services (cooking, running errands, etc.) average $3,241 monthly. Beaumont's overall cost of living is 17% lower than the U.S. average.

For a list of relevant questions to ask when searching for a Beaumont assisted living facility, check out, "How to Select a Facility," Be sure to read the resident reviews included in some of the listings.