Retirement Homes in Pennsylvania

According to our records, the state of Pennsylvania has 1,902 senior living providers, which include 355 retirement homes. According to data published by Medicare, the average cost of retirement homes in Pennsylvania is $21,648 per year, with costs typically ranging between $508 and $4,222 per month. The monthly national median cost is approximately $1,925.

The Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington metropolitan area generally has the highest retirement home costs in the state of Pennsylvania, with yearly costs of around $32,244 and ranging from $578 per month up to $6,188 per month. The lowest retirement home prices in the state are around the East Stroudsburg area, where they average approximately $16,830 annually and range from $1,375 to $1,444 per month.

The SeniorScore™ for Pennsylvania is 73. The state is the 6th biggest state in the US. It has an aggregate population of around 12,702,375, 31% of which are seniors. On average, residents have a life span of about 78.5.

The average per capita earnings in Pennsylvania are around $27,854, with an average income per household of $69,518, and median earnings of around $54,921. The state has a high general cost of living. Currently, it has an unemployment rate of about 8.11%.

Pennsylvania generally has a cooler climate, with average temperatures of around 50.2 degrees. The low temperature is approximately 39.1 and the high temperature averages 60.2 degrees.

To read more about the SeniorScore™ for Pennsylvania, please go to https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-pennsylvania.

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