Best Assisted Living Facilities in Spokane, WA

Average senior living costs in Spokane, Washington, range from $3,096 per month for independent living to $6,583 for a private room in a nursing home. There are plenty of options in between, including assisted living at $4,050 per month and memory care at $4,082. For nursing home choices, you have a detached cottage available at $5,195 per month, a studio for $5,741, a one-bedroom unit at $5,407, and a two-bedroom unit costing $5,781. A semi-private room averages $6,139, providing a variety of options to meet different care needs and budget preferences.

When compared to the nationwide average for assisted living costs ($4,546 per month), Spokane is less expensive at $4,050 per month. On the other hand, assisted living in Spokane is more expensive than in other nearby cities, such as Rosalia ($2,366 per month) and Malden ($2,428 per month). Spokane's costs are also notably more affordable compared to the Washington state average of $5,169 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Spokane compares to Washington and the national average:

Spokane residents have 23 senior living facilities to choose from. In the surrounding area, there are 36 communities, and the state offers a total of 749 facilities. With this range of options, you're sure to find a community that feels just right.

In Spokane, Washington, seniors account for 33.9% of the city's population of 227,922, almost evenly split between 49.9% male and 50.1% female residents. Breaking down the senior age distribution, 11.5% are in their 50s, 11.4% in their 60s, 7.1% in their 70s, and 3.9% are 80 or older. In terms of marital status, 41.3% of seniors are married, 17.3% have experienced divorce, 36% have never married, and 5.4% are widowed. Spokane's senior population is predominantly White at 82%, with additional diversity including 2.6% Black and 2.6% Asian residents. Mixed race seniors represent 8.7% of the community, while those identifying as Hispanic comprise 7.2%. Smaller segments include 1.3% Native American, 0.9% Pacific Islander, and 1.9% identifying as other, contributing to the city’s cultural variety.