Assisted Living in Utah

Utah has 366 total senior housing providers. This includes 185 assisted living communities. With costs of assisted living facilities in Utah typically ranging from $1,650 to $6,250 monthly, the average yearly cost runs around $36,732. The monthly nationwide median cost is about $3,500.

The highest assisted living costs in the state of Utah are found in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area where they range from $2,000 per month up to $6,750 per month, with an average cost of around $43,140 per year. The lowest assisted living prices in the state are in the Provo-Orem area, where they average approximately $32,670 yearly and range from $2,000 to $3,800 per month.

The SeniorScore™ for Utah is 71. It ranks as the 34th largest state in the US. It has an aggregate population of 2,763,264. Within this number, about 23% are seniors. The average life expectancy is about 80.2 years of age.

The average household income in Utah is $73,008, with a median income of approximately $60,219. People who reside in the state bring in around $23,672 on an individual basis. The state presently has an unemployment rate of approximately 6.51% and the overall cost of living is high.

Utah generally has a cooler climate, with average temperatures near 50.1 degrees. The low temperature is about 35.7 and the high temperature averages 63.5 degrees.

To read more about the SeniorScore™ for Utah, please visit https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-utah.

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