Residential Care Homes in North Carolina

North Carolina has 2,265 senior housing providers, including 540 residential care communities. With costs of residential care homes in North Carolina generally ranging from $825 to $5,921 monthly, the median annual cost comes in around $26,460. The monthly nationwide median cost is around $2,625.

The Wilmington metropolitan area generally has the highest residential care home costs in the state of North Carolina, with prices ranging from $1,980 per month up to $3,681 per month and a median annual cost of around $38,138. The lowest residential care community prices in the state are in and around the Burlington area, where they range from $935 to $3,047 per month. Here, the median annual cost runs around $21,150.

North Carolina has a good SeniorScore™ of 72. The state ranks as the tenth biggest state in the US. It has an aggregate population of approximately 9,535,477, 29% of which are 55 years of age or older. The average life expectancy is around 77.8.

Families in North Carolina make an average of approximately $63,282 in household earnings per year. The median household earnings are $48,525. On a per capita basis, residents make around $25,311. The general cost of living in the state is average and it currently has an unemployment rate of about 9.67%.

With mean temperatures ranging between 46.7 and 69.9 degrees Fahrenheit, North Carolina typically has a mild climate. The average temperature throughout the year is about 58.7 degrees.

Please visit https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-north-carolina to read more about the SeniorScore™ for North Carolina.

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