Independent Living in Ohio

Ohio contains 603 independent living communities, with 2,656 total senior housing providers servicing the state. With costs of independent living communities in Ohio generally ranging between $761 and $5,379 per month, the average yearly cost runs around $26,205. The monthly nationwide average cost is about $1,925.

The metropolitan area of Cleveland-Elyria generally has the highest independent living costs in Ohio, with prices ranging from $1,238 per month up to $3,185 per month and a median yearly cost of about $28,020. The lowest independent living costs in the state are in the Mansfield area. Here, they range between $1,089 and $2,838 per month, with a median annual cost of around $21,467.

The SeniorScore™ for Ohio is 74. It is the seventh largest state in the nation. It has an aggregate population of approximately 11,536,514, 27% of which are 55 years of age or older. Residents have an average life span of approximately 77.8.

The average per capita income in Ohio is roughly $25,656, with a mean income per household of $63,858, and median earnings of about $50,652. The general cost of living in the state is low. It presently has an unemployment rate of roughly 9.49%.

With average temperatures ranging between 39.5 and 60.2 degrees Fahrenheit, Ohio has a generally cooler climate. The average annual temperature is approximately 50.4 degrees.

Please visit https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-ohio to get complete information on the SeniorScore™ for Ohio.

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