Best Assisted Living Facilities in Brea, CA

With an average cost of $3,877 per month, independent living is the least expensive type of senior housing in Brea, California. Other fairly affordable options include assisted living, priced at $3,937 per month on average, and a semi-private room in a nursing home for $4,245. Memory care is available at $4,723 per month. On the higher end, the most expensive type of senior living in Brea is a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home, which costs an average of $7,010 per month. There are also individual nursing home options like a private room at $5,040, a studio at $5,171, a detached cottage at $5,535, and a one-bedroom unit at $5,690 for those seeking more space and amenities.

In Brea, assisted living costs a monthly average of $3,937, which is lower than both the California average of $4,357 and the United States average of $4,546 per month. Brea is more expensive than some other cities in the area, including Chino ($3,762 per month) and Covina ($3,854 per month).
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Brea compares to California and the national average:

There are 6 different senior living communities in Brea. If you decide to look for communities near Brea, there are 531 facilities in the surrounding area. If you want to broaden your search to the state of California, there are 1,923 facilities in the state.

As of 2023, seniors form a significant part of Brea, California's demographic, making up 36.6% of its 47,099 residents. Reflecting a gender distribution of 52.4% female and 47.6% male, the senior community is diverse and engaged. Marital status data shows that 53.4% are married, 9.9% are divorced, 32.2% have never married, and 4.6% are widowed. In terms of age range, 14.4% of seniors are in their 50s, 11.6% in their 60s, 6.4% in their 70s, and 4.2% in their 80s and over. Brea's diversity shines through with 51.5% White, 26.3% Asian, and 31.1% identifying as Hispanic, alongside smaller percentages like 13.3% mixed race, 7.6% identifying as other, 0.9% Black, 0.4% Native American, and 0.1% Pacific, all contributing to the cultural richness of the community.