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12 Assisted Living Communities in Delray Beach, Florida

The average cost of assisted living in the city is $3,620 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the city, as well as financing options to pay for it. You’ll find in-depth information on 12 Assisted Living Communities in Delray Beach and several in surrounding areas. The Cost of Senior Care in Delray Beach, FL

  • Assisted Living: $3,620
  • Nursing Home Care: $7,756
  • In-home Care: $3,480
  • Adult Day Health Services: $1,517

Assisted Living Facilities near Delray Beach, Florida

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Delray Beach

Marc

5

April 28, 2021

I am/was a resident of this facility

We moved into here. It is everything we want in a retirement home. It is very comfortable. They have a swimming pool and an exercise room. Activities are posted every day, but we have not done anything yet. The staff are very caring. Everything is clean and new. For the food, it is nothing great, but it is not bad.

Robert

4

April 2, 2021

I visited this facility

Itwas very nice. I had very little interaction with the staff. They didn't make it quite as easy to move in as the other place. I actually preferred them because it's only five minutes from where we live. They would send a nurse out to do the evaluation on my mother only after we signed to move her in. It may not sound like a big thing, but it was. It was very nicely laid out and designed. It had an open and airy feeling to it. They had a pool and a courtyard. When you walk into the building, it just felt right. It was designed in a way that made perfect sense. I could find my way around there immediately. The facility at Delray was nicer than the other place. If I was just going to judge them on the actual physical facility, I would've gone to them. I only interacted with the salesperson, and she was wonderful.

A.N.

4

March 30, 2021

I visited this facility

We like it a lot; it's actually at the top of the list right now. I'm looking for a community that has everything from independent to assisted living. We wanted to have a place that has all these amenities on-site for him, so that when he needs to go to assisted living, it's all there for him. The other places have been eliminated simply because they're only assisted living. What stood out to me about the place is the social life. I don't want my dad to be just in his room, and it had a great social life. It has three meals a day. They have porches, balconies, and outdoor areas, which are important for him as well. The rooms were a little bit small, so we're a little bit worried about that, but it's not too bad. The big thing is that it's in a good location, and they had good reviews, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 39 reviews. We're still in COVID, so right now they're serving people independently or on small, spread-apart tables. I only met a limited amount of staff, but the ones I've met I liked. I met the director and her assistant. They offer great activities, and they have great amenities. They're full service with everyday cleaning.

Myrna

5

January 21, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My son is settled in Grand Villa of Delray East. We had him in a facility in Greenacres for three weeks and they almost killed him, so we had to change and we looked over a bunch of other places. I already have two sons in Grand Villa in different locations, so I decided to try this one in Delray Beach. They were far superior to the one in Greenacres. My son has been there since mid-November. I would give the staff an A+ rating and a gold star. They are very responsive, everything he needs, he gets. The food is good and the atmosphere is great. They keep the place very clean. My son is almost blind. He only maybe has 3% of the normal sight, so he is incapable of participating in any activity. Grand Villa has a large screen TV, a library, a general store if you need to buy something and I think they have a bistro to get coffee or snack. Right now with food, they don't have the ability to bring a lot of things to the room and I think once the pandemic is over, it will probably go back to normal.

Julie

5

October 2, 2019

I am/was a resident of this facility

We are very happy here. We have gotten everything we've expected and more. The staff is excellent. The facility is beautiful and immaculately clean. We get housekeeping and laundry several times a week, and we get meals in the dining room. My husband's medication is managed by the Wellness Center here. They have everything you could possibly want: entertainment, movies, card games, bingo, and lectures. A lady comes in at 6:00 a.m. to give my husband his prescribed medications. After breakfast we walk 20 steps over to the Wellness Center. They manage incontinence and they change the bed sheets whenever it's necessary. Our apartment has one bedroom, a living room, dining area, kitchenette, bathroom, and a screened-in porch off of the living room.

Esther

5

November 1, 2018

I visited this facility

It was lovely. The staff who helped me there was lovely, very nice, and personable. It was a lovely experience all around. The dining area looked really nice. They looked active and it looked like people were going and doing things. They people looked like they were happy. The layouts of the place and the choices were nice. I was really impressed with it.

Esther

4

November 1, 2018

I visited this facility

It is a friendly place. The people were smiling. I would be happy there. The place was lovely and modern-looking, and the staff was trained.

Paul

5

September 27, 2018

I visited this facility

It was perfect. The facilities were just what I liked, and the place was beautiful and spotless. The staff spent a lot of time with me, and I was so very impressed that I went back with my sister to show her the place and she was impressed too. Everything you could possibly want, they have. If I ever decided to go to a community, this would be my first choice. I think they're wonderful.

DH

5

January 19, 2018

I visited this facility

We liked them the best. The way it was situated was attractive. There seemed to be a little more land as well. There is a nice pool area and walkways where you can go outside. Also, along the walkways were huge windows. It was very pleasant. We met some of the staff in there and they were cordial and very nice to us. They have more facilities than the other ones we saw. They have a beauty parlor, a nail place, a gym, a library, and a place where they can gather in the evenings and have lectures and entertainment. We also talked to some of the people who live there and it seemed that they were very happy with it. They also have an Alzheimer's facility.

Map of Delray Beach, Florida

Assisted Living Costs in Delray Beach

According to Genworth’s 2018 Cost of Care study, the average monthly price of assisted living in Delray Beach is $3,620. Costs here are $120 higher than the state average and $380 less than the national average. Costs are similar in neighboring areas along the coast, such as Palm Bay ($3,750) and Sebastian ($3,524), while prices are lower to the east in Sebring ($3,038). 

Statewide, assisted living costs are highest along the southwest Gulf coast in Naples ($5,448) and lowest in Lakeland ($2,808), which is located in central Florida. 

Note: Senior care cost data wasn’t available for Delray Beach, so data for the closest city, Port St. Lucie, was used. 

The Cost of Assisted Living in Surrounding Areas

Care Cost Comparison

In Delray Beach, nursing home care is by far the most expensive senior care option because it includes around-the-clock medical care in a state-licensed facility.  Hiring a homemaker service or home health aide for 44 hours a week costs between $3,480 and $3,813 per month in addition to regular living expenses, such as groceries, home repairs and property taxes. At $3,620 per month assisted living costs less and it includes private or semiprivate accommodation, meals and access to common amenities, such as outdoor spaces, lounges and dining areas. 

 

Senior Care Cost Comparison Chart

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Delray Beach

Medicaid in Florida

Approximately 16% of Florida’s children, seniors, and adults with disabilities have access to basic health services through Medicaid, the national government health coverage program.

Florida’s Medicaid plans are administered by the Agency for Health Care Administration and include mandatory benefits, such as inpatient and outpatient hospitalization, primary physician services, home health and nursing facility care. 

Qualify for Medicaid Long-Term Care Waivers

To qualify for no-cost Medicaid coverage that includes access to home and community based waivers and institutional care, seniors must:

  • Be U.S. citizens or hold valid immigration status
  • Have a Social Security number
  • Be full-time Florida residents
  • Meet the Medicaid criteria for placement in a nursing facility
  • Earn no more than $2,313 per month ($4,626 per couple)
  • Own no more than $2,000 in countable assets ($3,000 per couple)


Some assets are classified as exempt, such as a vehicle, an irrevocable burial contract and a home owned and occupied by the applicant and/or their spouse assessed at $585,000 or less. 

If only one spouse requires Medicaid, any income the other spouse earns is disregarded. 

Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care Program

The Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care program is a Medicaid home and community-based nursing home diversion plan for seniors aged 65 and older. It funds community-based services allowing frail seniors to remain in the least-intrusive setting possible, which may be an assisted living facility. 

Applicants are referred to the SMMC LTC through the Comprehensive Assessment and Review for Long-Term Care Services program, a federally mandated assessment that identifies the care needs of each senior who requests long-term Medicaid services. 

SMMC LTC services are assigned based on the medical needs of each participant and may include: 

  • Adult day programming
  • A medical alert system
  • Assistance with activities of daily living
  • Skilled and intermittent nursing
  • In-home meal delivery
  • Rehabilitation therapies, such as speech, occupational and physical therapy
  • Transportation
  • Laundry and housekeeping
  • End-of-life care
  • Case management
  • Respite care
  • Disposable medical supplies and durable medical equipment


Seniors accepted into the SMMC LTC program must cover the room-and-board portion of their assisted living costs. 

For more information on Medicaid and the SMMC LTC, contact the Area Agency on Aging for Palm Beach/Treasure Coast at (866) 684-5885.  

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly

The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly is a nursing home diversion program that allows frail seniors to age in place in their community while living at home, with family or in an assisted living facility. Using a collaborative managed care model, PACE provides seniors with client-centered services designed to optimize health, wellness and independence. 

Each PACE site has an interdisciplinary team consisting of primary care physicians, therapists, nurses, activation specialists, social workers and home care workers. PACE participants receive all of their Medicaid-funded services through PACE-affiliated providers, and many health care services are based at the local PACE center. 

PACE services include primary and specialty care, adult day care, transportation to the PACE center, hospitalization and end of life care. The program also includes prescription medication and medical equipment coverage, in-home assistance with activities of daily living, home-delivered and communal meals, and medication management. 

To be eligible for PACE enrollment, seniors aged 55 and older must:

  • Require the level of care normally provided in a nursing facility as determined by a CARES assessment
  • Live in a PACE service area
  • Be eligible for Medicaid, or
  • Be eligible for Medicaid and Medicare, or
  • Be able to cover program costs on a private-pay basis
  • Be able to live safely in the community with the services offered by PACE


Once a senior enrolls in PACE, they receive all their medical care through the program. Seniors are free to leave PACE at any time. 

For more information contact MorseLife, the PACE provider for Delray Beach at (561) 325-6439. 

Optional State Supplementation

The Florida Optional State Supplementation program helps seniors aged 65 and older pay for their room-and-board costs by topping up their monthly Supplemental Security Income benefits. 

To qualify for the OSS, seniors must be eligible for SSI benefits and reside in an assisted living facility because they cannot live on their own. Individuals may receive up to $78.40 per month in OSS, and couples may receive up to $156.80 in addition to their federal SSI benefit. . 

For more information on the OSS, call ACCESS Florida’s Southeast Region office at (561) 837-5078. 

Assisted Living Resources in Delray Beach

Senior Recreation and Leisure Services

Jewish Family Services operates the Shirley and Barton Weisman Delray Community Center, a nondenominational senior center. Members aged 60 and older can enjoy movie screenings, take a fitness class, join a support group and learn about local resources for seniors. 

Shirley and Barton Weisman Delray Community Center
7091 W. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach, FL 33446
(561) 558-2100

Transportation 

Seniors qualify for discounted fares on Palm Tran, the countywide, ADA-compliant public transit service. Palm Tran also operates a paratransit service for people with disabilities who require door-to-door service.  Palm Tran Public Transportation
3201 Electronics Way, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
(561) 841-4200

Veterans Services

Palm Beach County Veterans Services helps veterans, dependents and survivors obtain the county, state and federal benefits they are entitled to. Veteran service officers are available by appointment. 

Outpatient primary care services are offered at the Delray Beach VA Clinic. Comprehensive VA health services, including emergency and specialty care, are available at the nearby West Palm Beach VA Medical Center.

Palm Beach County Human and Veteran Services
345 S. Congress Ave., Suite 104, Delray Beach, FL 33445
(561) 276-1225

Delray Beach VA Clinic
4800 Linton Blvd., Delray Beach, FL 33445-6597
(561) 495-1973

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