Hospice in Oregon

Oregon has 1,099 total senior living providers. This includes 332 hospice care providers. Costs of hospice care providers in Oregon typically range between $3,330 and $6,000 per month, with the median cost running about $55,080 yearly. The monthly national average cost is about $4,590.

Oregon has an average SeniorScore™ of 69. The state is the 27th largest state in the country. It has a combined population of 3,831,165, 35% of which are over the age of 55. On average, residents have a life span of about 79.5.

The average income per household in Oregon is $65,546, with a median income of about $51,560, and per capita earnings of roughly $26,577 per year. The overall cost of living in the state is high. It presently has an unemployment rate of roughly 9.92%.

Oregon generally has a mild climate, with average annual temperatures around 51.2 degrees Fahrenheit. The low temperature is about 40 and the high temperature averages 61.4 degrees.

To read complete information on the SeniorScore™ for Oregon, please go to https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-oregon.

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