Best Assisted Living Facilities in Palm Springs, CA

In Palm Springs, California, the cost of senior living ranges from $3,429 per month for assisted living to $6,595 per month for a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home on average. Prices will vary based on the type of housing, level of care, and specific facility. Assisted living at $3,429 and independent living at $3,670 are two of the more affordable options, offering less hands-on care. For those seeking more comprehensive care, memory care averages $4,048, and nursing home accommodations start at $3,968 for a semi-private room, reaching up to $5,010 for a private room. More spacious nursing home choices include a studio at $5,896 and a one-bedroom unit at $6,305, providing a variety of options to meet diverse needs and preferences.

When compared to the nationwide average for assisted living costs ($4,546 per month), Palm Springs is less expensive at $3,429 per month. On the other hand, assisted living in Palm Springs is more expensive than other nearby cities, such as Twentynine Palms ($2,599 per month) and Homestead Valley ($2,838 per month).
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Palm Springs compares to California and the national average:

Wondering how many options there are for senior living in and around Palm Springs? The city has 6 communities, while the surrounding area has 239, and the state of California has 1,923.

In Palm Springs, California, a remarkable 63.3% of the city's 44,935 residents are seniors, painting the town with a vibrant and active older population. Among these seniors, a substantial 18.8% are in their 50s, 21.7% in their 60s, 15.5% in their 70s, and 7.3% are in their 80s and over, reflecting a robust community of experience and knowledge. With a gender distribution markedly at 60.4% male and 39.6% female, Palm Springs offers a unique demographic balance. In terms of marital status, 40.6% of seniors are married, 14.3% are divorced, 37.4% have never married, and 7.6% are widowed. Offering a diverse cultural landscape, the senior population is composed of 71.7% White, 23.3% Hispanic, and 9.7% identifying as mixed race. Smaller yet integral communities within the senior populace include 5.7% Black, 5.2% Asian, 6.4% identifying as other, 1% Native American, and a modest 0.2% Pacific.