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Assisted Living in Miami, Florida

There are 503 assisted living facilities in Miami, Florida. The daily costs of assisted living in Florida range from $28 up to $264, with a median cost running around $100. The per month cost averages around $3,000 and ranges between $850 and $7,920. Annually, the average cost is about $36,000, which is under the national average of $42,000.

Costs of assisted living in Miami, FL typically range between $1,000 per month and $5,750 per month. The median cost is about $2,750 per month, or around $33,000 annually.




SeniorScore™ for Miami, Florida



The SeniorScore™ is calculated based on over 100 variables, some of which are shown below. The final score is curved based on a linear curving method. For More info visit senioradvice.com/seniorscore.

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SeniorScore™ Overview

  • Miami scores lower than the Florida average of 76.
  • Miami scores lower than the national average of 72.
65

Health & Safety

  • There is a high number of Medicare registered physicians within the city limits.
  • There are 30 hospitals within close range of the city, including Metropolitan Hospital Of Miami, Kindred Hospital-coral Gables, and Windmoor Healthcare Of Miami.
  • There are 276 senior living facilities in close proximity to the city, including Princess Gardens Assisted Living Facility, Elia's Home Care, and Lourdes Residence.
  • There is a very high number of home healthcare providers operating in the city.
  • There is an average number of fire stations serving the city.
  • The average life expectancy is 79.4, compared to the national average of 78.6.
  • There are 2490 pharmacies within close range of the city.
  • The area has a very high property crime rate.
  • The area has a very high violent crime rate.
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Recreation & Leisure

  • The city has a low percentage of seniors in the population (25% of residents).
  • There are 67 golf courses in or around the city, including Granada Golf Course, Biltmore, The, and Fisher Island Club.
  • There are 19 parks near the city center, including Gifford Arboretum, Tropical Park, and Maximo Gomez Park.
  • There are 319 churches in or near the city, including La Catedral Del Pueblo, Iglesia Bautista Getsemani, and University Baptist Church.
  • There are 12 malls / shopping centers within close range of the city.
  • There are 854 grocery stores within the city.
  • There are 40 movie theatres in or near the city.
  • There are 199 gyms or health clubs in or near the city.
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Finances

  • The property taxes average 4.67% of total income, which is significantly higher than the national average of 2.79%.
  • The property taxes average 1.02% of property value, which is significantly lower than the national average of 1.09%.
  • The city sales taxes averages 6.75%, which is lower than the national average of 6.97%.
  • Florida has an average state income tax of 0.00%, compared to the national average of 3.38%.
  • The city's mean household income is $66,648, which is higher than the national average of $64,580.
  • The city's median household income is $49,511, which is lower than the national median of $51,560.
  • The city's per capita income is $23,825, which is lower than the national average of $25,611.
  • Assisted living costs average $33,000 per year, which are very low compared to national figures.
  • Nursing home costs average $106,580 per year, which are high compared to national costs.
  • Adult daycare costs average $16,900 per year, which are average compared to national numbers.
  • Home healthcare costs average $37,477 annually, which are very low compared to national costs.
  • The unemployment rate is about 10.06%, which is high compared to national averages.
  • The overall cost of living is high compared to national averages.
  • 1% of the senior population are financially responsible for at least one grandchild.
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General Quality of Life

  • Miami receives very high levels of rainfall each year.
  • Miami has ideal mean temperatures, with very mild winters and very warm summers.
  • This city has below average air quality.
  • This city has average water quality.
  • Miami has a dense population density of 7,506.1 people per square mile.
  • Residents of Miami have a long daily commute time.
  • The city has a high public transportation ridership.
  • Miami has an average public school quality ranking.
  • The city has a high public school safety rating.
  • This city has a low graduation rate of 78.67%.

Located within Miami-Dade County, Miami is a major city in the State of Florida. It is included in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach metro area. With 4,379,209 people in the surrounding metro area and 1,723,766 living inside the city, it is the largest city in the state. Residents who are over the age of 55 compose 25% of the community.

Miami has an above average SeniorScore™ of 70. The city has a median per capita income of $24,000 and a median household income is $50,000 (the Florida state average is $40,000). The current unemployment rate is approximately 10.06% and the median housing price is $190,500, which is somewhat lower than the Florida average of $208,500.

Miami has ideal mean temperatures, with very mild winters and very temperate summers. The area receives very high amounts of precipitation annually. Compared to other cities in the US, Miami has below average air quality ratings, average water quality, and a very high crime rate.

Senior Living in Miami

It's easy to see why Miami ranked #21 on US News and World Report's Best Places to Retire. Year-round sunshine and authentic Cuban food are just two of the many perks of living in Miami. Museums, attractions, and gorgeous venues provide never ending fun to its residents. Visit the beach and enjoy a nice walk by the water or go down to Little Havana and experience a whole other culture. Miami is a melting pot of different cultures and experiences that provides its residents with a colorful life.

In addition to the recreational benefits of living in Miami, seniors will find that their fixed income goes a little further thanks to Florida state laws. Retirement income and Social Security benefits are not taxed in Florida. There's also no estate tax or inheritance tax. If you decide to buy a home in Miami, the Homestead Exemption allows senior citizens to get property tax exemptions for homes valued at lower than $250,000.

For seniors who need in-home care, Florida has the eighth-lowest cost of in-home services of any state. And with many its population seeking medical services, Miami has excellent healthcare options, including renowned hospitals like Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami VA Hospital, the University of Miami's Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, and Mount Sinai Medical Center (in Miami Beach).

With a senior population of just under 20 percent, the city has the largest number of senior residents in all of Florida. In fact, Florida has the most senior residents in the United States. The Miami-Dade County is home to more than half a million seniors over the age of 60 and that's expected to double in the next 20 years.

Senior Resources in Miami

Over the years, Miami has seen a slow but steady increase in its senior population, creating a growing need for resources to accommodate these residents. The city provides free or low-cost resources that help seniors lead a comfortable and independent lifestyle.

Miami provides its older residents with different options when it comes to social settings. Depending on whether seniors require extra care or are just looking for a casual place to meet other people and participate in group activities, Miami has its residents covered. The Adult Day Cares provide functionally-impaired seniors with the resources they need. There are five care centers throughout the city that operate during the week. The staff is comprised of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, adult day care aides, and recreation leaders. Some of the services provided include health monitoring, social activities, transportation and two hot meals a day.

Specialized Senior Centers offer a different level of care for independents and homebound residents. Three centers are available including the Haitian American Senior Center, Jack Orr Senior Center, and the Miami Gardens Senior Focal Point Center. Each center offers different services that cater to their members. Centers offer assistance in English, Spanish and Creole. All three centers offer case management, personal care, immigration services and social services. The Haitian American Senior Center offers an additional daily snack and lunch as well as social, educational and recreational activities. Miami Gardens offers its residents with caregiver assistance, legal services, and emergency home energy assistance.

The Miami-Dade County Parks and Recreation Department has an Active Adult Program that provides fitness, leisure, and social activities for adults 55 and older. The goal is to maintain and improve the health and well-being of older adults by engaging the body, mind and spirit. All eight Active Older Adults Recreation Hubs offer Walk 4 Life, an incentive-based walking program with rewards offered for reaching mileage goals. For more information, call 786-372-9701.

Food insecurity is a big issue affecting seniors across the nation. Through the Meals for the Elderly program, older and disabled adults in Miami have access to free, hot and nutritious meals. There are two options for seniors to have access to a free meal. Adults at least 60 years and homebound are eligible to receive meals at home through the Meals on Wheels program. The program delivers seven free, frozen meals each week along with fresh fruit, milk, and other food items. To determine eligibility, seniors can call 786-469-4707. Seniors who are not eligible can also receive a meal at one of 21 locations across Miami. They serve meals Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. In addition to the meals, participants receive nutrition education, counseling, transportation, and a variety of educational activities and services. Contact for individual locations can be found on their website.

Seniors in need of transportation have access to the On-Demand Transportation Service of Miami. Provided by the city of Miami, the transportation service provides free rides to the elderly and people with special needs. Offered during the week, rides are available within city limits based on priority. Seniors can request trips to and from senior centers and to government and medical facilities. Requests for rides must be submitted 24 hours in advance to ensure availability. Applications for eligibility and ride requests can be found on the city's website.

Fun in Miami for Seniors

Retirement isn't boring in Miami. With gorgeous beaches, vibrant nightlife options, and a wide variety of entertainment, artistic, and cultural sites, you'll feel like you're on vacation every day of the year.

Miami is a city with rich culture and lively music. You can't live in Miami without learning how to Salsa. The vibrant music and sounds of the city will lead anyone to sway their hips. Before hitting music scenes, take a ballroom dancing class. The fusion of Latin and Caribbean cultures in a dance can make one feel alive and young again. Learn a slow tango or the basics of salsa. There are many dance classes throughout the city open to all ages wanting to groove.

During the day, take a break from the heat and enjoy a quiet afternoon at the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. The beautiful and historic villa is set on the waterfront near downtown Miami. Visitors can take guided tours of the main house and gardens or an audio tour offered in six different languages. The unique villa and garden offers a quiet getaway and serene experience. The museum even offers special programs such as cooking classes and moonlight garden tours.

Get the full Miami experience at the Hollywood Beach boardwalk. Stroll down the boardwalk and pass by beachside bars, ice cream shops, and funky boutiques. Stop by one of the many restaurants for some quick grub or grab a drink at the Margaritaville resort and take in the sun. Do a little people watching and just enjoy the day on one of the many sunny afternoons.

Visit Miami's Little Havana for a taste of Cuban culture. With art galleries dedicated to the Latin American experience, bustling restaurants and cafes selling Cuban coffee, Little Havana showcases the heart of Cubans. Walk down the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame. Little Havana's version of the Hollywood attraction pays tribute to some of the biggest names in Cuban entertainment. Or stop by the Tower Theater where Miami-Dade College has partnered with the historic cinema to show new films from Cuba and other Latin American countries. The theater is one of a few showing foreign language films.

Miami's climate and environment makes it the perfect place for a golfer. Miami's wide array of golf courses provides a game for every skill level. The Doral Golf Resort and Spa is home to the World Golf Championships and features four courses designed to challenge the best. Serious players around the world make their way to the courses to prove they're worthy. The Palmetto Golf Course has been open for more than 50 years and provides the casual golfer with reasonable prices and an engaging 18 holes. A tourist favorite, the Miami Beach Golf Club provides a fun game for business execs and out of town visitors. The Country Club of Miami is operated by the county and offers a classic 18-hole course that is frequented by city officials.

Hungry after a day of exploring? Miami is bursting with the best flavors Florida has to offer. There is no shortage of good food in the city. Stop by Red, the Steakhouse for their famous mac and cheese. Made with Mornay sauce and four different cheeses, guests have the option to add lobster for a mouth-watering delicacy. The traditional Cuban sandwich at Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop have guests wishing they stayed open past lunch. And it wouldn't be Florida without trying some gator bites at the Pit Bar-B-Q. The tender little fried bites have been compared to chicken nuggets but better.

Enjoy cruises? Miami is home to one of the largest ports in the United States, the Port Miami. It's the largest cruise ship port in the world. The port is often called the "Cruise Capital of the World." It has retained its status as the number one cruise/passenger port in the world for well over a decade accommodating the largest cruise ships and the major cruise lines.

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Frequently Asked Questions



Question
How much is assisted living in the state of Florida?

Answer
The average price of assisted living in Florida is about $100 per day (ranging from $28 to $264), $3,000 per month (ranging from $850 to $7,920), and $36,000 annually (ranging from $10,200 to $95,040).

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How much do assisted living communities cost in Miami?

Answer
The minimum monthly cost of assisted living in Miami, Florida is estimated to be around $1,000 and can be as high as $5,750. The mean is roughly $2,750 monthly, with an annual cost of around $33,000.

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What services are offered with assisted living?

Answer
Assisted living can be offered in either shared or private rooms. Services usually include 24-monitoring, help with dressing, meal planning, grooming care, and transportation assitance.

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Which assisted living communities in Miami take Medicaid?

Answer
Park Summit, Floridian Healthcare, Seaview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Life Care Center at Inverrary, and Boynton Health Care Center are accepting Medicaid for assisted living in Miami.

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Are there a lot of seniors in Miami?

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It has a population of 1,723,766, with 5,596,593 residents in the encompassing metro area. Residents over the age of 55 compose about 25% of the community.

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