Best Assisted Living Facilities in Vestal, NY

With an average cost of $3,446 per month, independent living is the least expensive type of senior housing in Vestal, New York. Other fairly affordable options in the area include a semi-private room in a nursing home, averaging $3,843 per month, and a one-bedroom unit at $4,029 per month. Assisted living is priced at $4,250 per month on average, while memory care comes in at $4,574 monthly. A two-bedroom unit in a nursing home costs $4,543, and a private room is available for $4,595 per month. The most expensive option in Vestal is a studio unit in a nursing home, which costs an average of $5,399 per month. These diverse offerings cater to various needs and budgets.

The average cost of assisted living communities in Vestal is $4,250 per month. For comparison, nearby cities Norwich and Gilbertsville cost $2,989 per month each. Vestal offers a more affordable option than the state average in New York, which is $5,545 per month, and lies just a bit below the nationwide average of $4,546 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Vestal compares to New York and the national average:

Still deciding if an assisted living community in Vestal is right for you? There are plenty of options in and around the city. Vestal has 3 senior living facilities, the surrounding area has 12, and the state of New York has 544.

Vestal, New York, is home to a senior population that comprises about 34% of its 29,912 residents. Among these seniors, 10.1% are in their 50s, 11.2% in their 60s, 7.2% in their 70s, and 5.5% are 80 years and older. The gender distribution is slightly more female, with women making up 51.3% of the population compared to 48.7% men. When examining marital status, 38.6% of Vestal's seniors are married, 6.9% are divorced, 49.3% have never married, and 5.2% are widowed. The senior community's diversity is primarily 80.2% White, with a notable 13.7% Asian representation. Additional demographics include 2.5% Black, 3% Hispanic, 2.1% mixed race, and smaller groups with 0.1% Native American and 1.5% identifying as other, with no Pacific Islanders.