Best Assisted Living Facilities in Plymouth, MA

The most affordable option for senior housing in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is a semi-private room in a nursing home, which costs an average of $5,516 per month. Independent living is another option on the more affordable side at $5,828 per month. At the higher end of the scale, a studio unit in a nursing home is the most expensive, averaging $8,052 per month. Other choices include assisted living and memory care, each costing $7,315 per month, with a private nursing home room sitting at $7,369 and a one-bedroom unit at $7,608, providing a range of options to meet different care needs and budgets.

On average, assisted living costs $7,315 per month in Plymouth, which is more than some other cities in the area, including Fall River ($5,303 per month) and Attleboro ($5,851 per month). However, Plymouth's assisted living costs are also higher than the average cost for Massachusetts as a whole ($6,822 per month).
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Plymouth compares to Massachusetts and the national average:

There are many choices for senior living in Massachusetts. The state is home to 365 facilities, while Plymouth has 6 communities, and the area surrounding Plymouth has 285 options.

In Plymouth, Massachusetts, seniors represent a notable 47.6% of the town's 61,628 residents, featuring a gender split of 49% male and 51% female. Age distribution shows that 15% of seniors are in their 50s, 16.4% in their 60s, 11.2% in their 70s, and 5% are 80 and over. Examining marital status, 56.3% are married, 10% are divorced, 27.8% have never married, and 5.8% are widowed. Plymouth's senior population is predominantly White, accounting for 90.4%, with 5.1% identifying as mixed race, 3.1% Hispanic, 1.2% Black, 1.1% Asian, and small fractions of 0.1% for both Native American and Pacific Islander. Additionally, 1.9% identify as other, reflecting the town's cultural composition.