Assisted Living in Iowa

There are 1,037 senior living providers in the state of Iowa, including 604 assisted living facilities. With costs of assisted living facilities in Iowa typically ranging from $930 to $8,620 per month, the average yearly cost adds up to around $41,016. The monthly nationwide median cost is about $3,500.

The highest assisted living expenses in the state of Iowa are found in the Ames metropolitan area where they range between $3,100 per month and $5,140 per month, with a median cost of about $49,005 annually. The lowest assisted living costs in the state are in and around the Sioux City area, where they average about $38,610 yearly and range between $1,700 and $4,800 per month.

The SeniorScore™ for Iowa is 74. The state is the 30th biggest state in the country. It has a combined population of around 3,046,945, 30% of which are 55 years of age or older. Residents have on average a life expectancy of about 79.7.

The average household income in Iowa is $64,003, with median earnings of around $51,846, and per capita wages of about $26,128 per year. The overall cost of living in the state is low. It currently has an unemployment rate of approximately 5.57%.

Iowa typically has a colder than average climate, with average temperatures of around 48.1 degrees. The low temperature is about 37 and the high temperature averages 58.3 degrees.

Please go to https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-iowa to read complete information on the SeniorScore™ for Iowa.

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