Independent Living in Montana

Montana has 333 senior living providers, which include 68 independent living communities. With costs of independent living communities in Montana generally ranging between $825 and $3,222 monthly, the average annual cost comes in around $21,780. The monthly national average cost is approximately $1,925.

The highest independent living costs in the state of Montana are found in the Missoula metropolitan area where they range between $550 per month and $2,716 per month, with a median cost of around $25,328 yearly. The lowest independent living costs in Montana are in the Billings area. Here, costs range from $1,326 to $3,300 per month, with a median annual cost of around $24,123.

The SeniorScore™ for Montana is 66. According to the most recent census information, it has a combined population of 990,003, which makes it the 44th biggest state in the nation. Within this populace, around 35% are seniors. Residents have on average a life span of approximately 78.5 years.

The income per capita in Montana is around $24,606. The mean income per household is $58,912, with a median income of roughly $46,321. The state has a high general cost of living. Currently, it has an unemployment rate of around 6.45%.

Average temperatures in Montana generally range between 30.2 and 55.8 degrees Fahrenheit. Overall, it has a harsh climate, with a mean annual temperature of about 43.6 degrees.

For more information on the SeniorScore™ for Montana, please visit https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-montana.

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