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Best Assisted Living Facilities in Smithfield, NC

Find local assisted living and retirement communities in the Smithfield, NC area.

We found 4 communities near Smithfield, NC
Helping Hands Home Care Inc

Helping Hands Home Care Inc

PO Box 1634, Smithfield, NC 27577 (1.2 mi from city center)
Home Care
Brookdale Smithfield

Brookdale Smithfield

830 Berkshire Road, Smithfield, NC 27577 (1.9 mi from city center)
Assisted Living
of 5
Meadowview

Meadowview

250 Highway 210 West, Smithfield, NC 27577 (2.1 mi from city center)
Assisted Living
of 5
Autumn Home Care of Johnston County

Autumn Home Care of Johnston County

474 Jerry Road, Selma, NC 27576 (7.3 mi from city center)
Assisted Living
of 5
  • Helping Hands Home Care Inc
  • Brookdale Smithfield
  • Meadowview
  • Autumn Home Care of Johnston County

Senior Living Statistics for Smithfield, North Carolina

Senior Housing Costs


Based on data from 2023-2024, the cost of senior housing in Smithfield varies depending on the type of accommodation and level of care.
Housing Type Average Cost in Smithfield
Assisted Living $4,535
Memory Care $5,551
Independent Living $2,063
Nursing Home: Private Room $6,433
Nursing Home: Semi-Private Room $5,288
Nursing Home: Studio $6,540
Nursing Home: One Bedroom $7,027
Nursing Home: Two Bedroom $7,295
Nursing Home: Detached Cottage N/A

Cost of Living in Smithfield


In 2024, the cost of living in Smithfield includes expenses such as housing, groceries, transportation, healthcare, and utilities, which can vary significantly based on the city's location and size.
City Average Cost
Smithfield $4,535
Dunn $3,564
Newton Grove $3,464

Here is how the cost of living in Smithfield compares to North Carolina and the national average:
Area Average Cost
Smithfield $4,535
North Carolina $4,289
United States $4,546

Available Senior Living Facilities in Smithfield


Number of senior living facilities in:

Smithfield

3

Surrounding Area

102

North Carolina

526

Smithfield Demographics


Based on information from 2023, here are some details around the population of Smithfield, such as age distribution for seniors, and racial diversity.

Population:

Smithfield has a population of 26,778.
  • 51.9% Male
  • 48.1% Female

Marital Status:

  • 47.2% Married
  • 14.2% Divorced
  • 32.5% Never Married
  • 6.1% Widowed

Age:

Seniors make up about 36.3% of the population.
  • 14.3% in their 50s
  • 12.5% in their 60s
  • 6.8% in their 70s
  • 2.7% in their 80s

Diversity:

  • 63.6% White
  • 20.4% Black
  • 1.1% Asian
  • 0.4% Native
  • 0% Pacific
  • 8.3% Identifying as Other
  • 6.3% Mixed Race
  • 18.7% Hispanic

Cities Near Smithfield

Not set on Smithfield? See the average cost of senior housing communities in neighboring cities.
City Average Cost
City Average Cost
Raleigh $5,372
Cary $5,424
Apex $5,297
City Average Cost
Fuquay-Varina $5,048
Garner $5,020
Franklinton $5,673
City Average Cost
Rolesville $5,324
Wake Forest $5,124

Senior Living Ratings Methodology

Our experts spent over 50 hours researching the best communities in each city, focusing on these key factors.

Cost

Assisted living costs vary greatly based on the facility and level of care. We considered communities that are suitable for various budgets and offer solid value. All prices listed are from community websites.

Available Care

We value communities that offer more than standard living services, such as memory care and independent living. We think this is beneficial for older adults, as it allows a community to meet your changing needs over time.

Reviews

We read through dozens of reviews for every single contender and include a summary of our findings. In most cases, we see common themes regarding positive and negative feedback about each community. Just remember not to take individual reviews at face value.

Amenities

Amenities can help an assisted living community feel like a luxury resort or a home away from home. Our research focuses on communities that offer extra perks and benefits for seniors to enjoy.

Location

Location can be important. Since many seniors like to have certain comforts nearby, we look at communities close to parks, shopping areas, hospitals, museums, and other practical or entertaining points of interest.

Staff Size

We highlighted assisted living communities that offer high staff-to-resident ratios, often with a maximum of eight residents per caregiver.