Best Assisted Living Facilities in Milwaukie, OR

The least expensive type of senior living in Milwaukie, Oregon, is a private room in a nursing home, which costs $4,033 per month on average. The most expensive option is a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home, costing $6,413 per month. There are many other types of care at various price points, including independent living at $4,134, assisted living at $4,320, and memory care at $5,057. Additionally, options like a semi-private room in a nursing home are available for $5,716 per month. Milwaukie offers a diverse range of senior living options to match different needs and budgets.

Compared to other cities in the area, Milwaukie is slightly more expensive. For instance, Oregon City assisted living costs an average of $4,299 per month, and Wood Village assisted living costs an average of $4,302 per month. On the flip side, Milwaukie is less expensive than the Oregon state average of $4,547 and the national average of $4,546 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Milwaukie compares to Oregon and the national average:

Milwaukie residents have 12 assisted living facilities to choose from. If you expand your search to the surrounding area, there are 302 facilities nearby. For those who want to find a facility anywhere in Oregon, there are 448 communities to choose from. With these options, you're sure to discover a community that fits your needs and lifestyle.

In Milwaukie, Oregon, seniors account for 35% of the city’s population of 21,195 residents. The gender split among seniors leans slightly female, with 51.7% female and 48.3% male. Age distribution within the senior population shows that 11.3% are in their 50s, 13.3% are in their 60s, 6.1% are in their 70s, and 4.3% are 80 and over. Marital status in Milwaukie reveals that 45% of seniors are married, 17.6% are divorced, 32.5% have never married, and 4.9% are widowed. The city’s seniors largely identify as White at 83.1%, with additional diversity represented by 10.2% mixed race and 10.1% Hispanic. Other groups include 2.5% Asian, 1.2% Black, 0.5% Native American, 0.4% Pacific Islander, and 2.2% identifying as other, showcasing a blend of cultural backgrounds within the community.