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16 Assisted Living Communities in Franklin County, Missouri

The average cost of assisted living in the county is $3,500 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the county, as well as financing options to pay for it. You’ll find in-depth information on 16 Assisted Living Communities in Franklin County and several in surrounding areas. The Cost of Senior Care in Franklin County, MO

  • Assisted Living: $3,500
  • Nursing Home Care: $5,293
  • In-home Care: $4,290
  • Adult Day Health Services: $1,863

Assisted Living Facilities near Franklin County, Missouri

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Franklin County

Jo

1

December 18, 2023

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

Mold and leaky roof. They offer no food. Management is not good!

Brenda Partlow Davis

3

October 12, 2022

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

Over all the place itself was great. My cousin is in there because she had a stroke. We went in at 3:30 and she was wet pushed the call button. No response. A hour later a aid comes in and tells her she’s not changing her she was just changed awhile ago. Then leaves. Brings back her food she didn’t want it. The aid ask if she wanted a hamburger and fries. She said yes. 20 minutes lates the aid comes back and looks at her really mean and says you really don’t want that hamburger and fries right. My cousin looked afraid she said no. And she still never changed her. We left after over two hours and she still hadnt been changed. That was on August 12 2022. The very next Wednesday we went back she said she hadnt had her pill yet. So we went to see why she hadn’t gotten it. The nurse came in and said that they didn’t have any of the pill she takes in the building. How do you run out of a patients pills. Is someone else taking them. She can’t talk because of her stroke. We do signs trying to figure out what she is saying. Also on the 12 when we pushed the call button the aid only responded to yell at my cousin because her button was on. And then she put it on the left where she can’t reach it. She is parilized on her right side.

Douglas

5

April 13, 2020

I visited this facility

They did a very nice job showing me around at StoryPoint Grove City. It's a new facility, the rooms were very nice, roomy, they had a lot of scheduled activities to keep people's interest, the gentleman who showed us around was very nice, he followed up, and was very professional. I was impressed.

Christopher

4

November 1, 2019

I visited this facility

It was good. It was pretty busy, and it seemed to be crowded. The staff member gave me a tour and took the time to show me everything, but he didn't have a room available. They could use a little help with the cleanliness too. The staff member was very friendly and very helpful. He gave me all the information I needed. The place wasn't kept up, and it felt more institutional.

Stephanie

5

August 6, 2019

I visited this facility

It was outstanding and beautiful. The staff was top notch and very friendly. The dining area was very nice and very clean. The apartment was a nice size and the layout was excellent. They had beautiful grounds where everybody could walk and a nice area where they could sit. I would highly recommend it for anybody looking for independent living.

Mary

5

August 5, 2019

I am/was a resident of this facility

I love everybody that lives here and works here. They are all very friendly. Tom and Josh in maintenance are my heroes. They are very efficient. StoryPoint has opened in October 2017 and I came in March 2018. When we first moved in, the food was wonderful. We had fish, shrimp, and lobsters. We had a variety of fish and meat products. Now, they do have some shrimp scampi and things like that, but it doesn't compare in any way to what it was in the beginning when we moved here. Every once in a while, we get a meal and everything is good, it is cooked right and it is hot, but there are so many days when we go down there, the food when it is served to us is not even really that warm. They threw a lot of Mexican food at us, which we do not like. It is too spicy. Also there is too much chicken on the menu. There is a lot to do to improve the meals around here. They need to cook the vegetables. When you get a vegetable on the dinner plate, you don't want it to be half-cooked and half-raw. Other than the food, I like living here. The people are great. The staff is great. I like the way they come to clean. They do the towels and the linens for us. I don't have any complaint about anything else. However, I am really upset about the food. I don't participate in activities but there 's a lot of people that do and they seem to love them.

ESE

5

August 1, 2019

I am/was a resident of this facility

I am totally happy here and would recommend Storypoint to anyone who ask me. I am more content here than I was at my condo. It has saved my life. The staff is always helpful and very wonderful. When I lost my husband and son, I didn't think I had a reason to live. The Storypoint has been the best thing that has ever happened to me. I would recommend it to anybody. It is a great place to be. The food is good, and the staff members are greatest. I'm so happy to be at Storypoint with people. These people are fantastic.

VS

5

July 27, 2019

I am/was a resident of this facility

StoryPoint Grove City is fine and I'm very satisfied here. The staff members are fine, too. I have no complaints on anything. I only eat the evening meal and it is also fine. I don't have any complaint about that either. I'm a resident here for about a month now. The rooms are fine and I'm satisfied with it. If I need anybody, they would come. I also met a lot of new friends; however, I haven't done a lot of their activities yet. Cleanliness and maintenance are fine because they come right away.

Sonji

5

July 5, 2019

I visited this facility

Bickford of Bexley was very nice and clean. We looked at their assisted living level there, and the rooms were very spacious and comfortable. They had activities such as Bible study, an hour where people read the newspaper and discuss the news of the day, and listen to music. The staff who work there was very personable. Their dining area looked very clean. I saw a nice room full of equipment. The food appeared to be cooked properly, and when the residents were eating, it appeared to be appetizing. They also had a front porch or a front lobby area where the residents could converse.

Map of Franklin County, Missouri

Assisted Living Costs in Franklin County

According to the Genworth 2018 Cost of Care survey, seniors in Franklin County pay an average of $3,500 per month for assisted living. When compared with Missouri’s average cost, this is $656 more per month. However, while this is expensive when compared with the state’s median, the cost of assisted living in Franklin County is $500 less than in the average US city. Assisted living in Kansas City is $550 more per month, the highest price in the state, while assisted living in Springfield is priced $1,285 lower than in Franklin County. 

Note: Specific senior care cost data isn’t available for Franklin County. Cost data for St. Louis, the nearest major city, has been used instead. 

Franklin County/St. Louis area

$3,500

National Average

$4,000

State Average

$2,844

Columbia

$3,975

Joplin

$2,650

Kansas City

$4,050

Springfield;

$2,215

St. Joseph

$2,550

Care Cost Comparison

The cost of senior care typically varies depending on the type of care required. In Franklin County, the average price of full-time senior care ranges between $3,500 per month for assisted living and $5,293 for nursing home care. Homemaker services cost an average of $4,293 per month, and home health aides cost an average of $4,315 per month, putting home care about midrange when it comes to senior care costs. Adult day health services, which consist of part-time supervision in a group setting, cost an average of $1,863 per month, which is nearly half of what assisted living costs. 

Senior Care Cost Comparison Chart

Assisted Living

$3,500

Homemaker Services

$4,290

Home Health Aide

$4,315

Adult Day Health Services

$1,863

Nursing Home Care

$5,293

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Franklin County

Medicaid in Missouri

MO HealthNet is Missouri’s state Medicaid program. It helps low-income individuals, families with children, pregnant women and women with certain cancers to access health care services at no cost. The program covers an array of health care costs, including inpatient hospital care, primary care, emergency transportation and prescription medications. 

Seniors who wish to apply for MO HealthNet must meet the following eligibility requirements

  • Be 65 or older
  • Be a permanent resident of Missouri and a legal US citizen
  • Have a maximum income of $885 per month ($1,198 for married couples)
  • Own a maximum of $3,000 in countable assets


All income sources are considered when determining eligibility; however, some assets are exempt, including the applicant’s house as long as they or their spouse continue to live in it and the value doesn’t exceed $585,000, their household furnishings, personal belongings, a single vehicle and irrevocable burial trusts. 

Married applicants who are applying without their spouse and don’t meet the requirements may transfer up to $126,420 of their joint assets to their spouse without penalty. Missouri’s Medicaid spend-down program also allows applicants who don’t meet income requirements but have exceptionally high medical bills to spend down their income on medical expenses before their eligibility is assessed. Any applicant wishing to transfer assets or take advantage of spend-down rules should consider working with a Medicaid planner on their application. 

Seniors can apply for MO HealthNet online or download a paper application and fax it to (573) 751-3091 or mail it to: 

Family Support Division
PO Box 2320 
Jefferson City, MO 65102-2320

Those who need assistance with the application can call (855) 373-4636.

Supplemental Nursing Care

The SNC program helps residents of assisted living facilities pay for their care by providing a monthly cash payment of up to $292. Seniors are expected to use this payment toward the cost of care and other medical expenses. 

To qualify for SNC, applicants must be at least 21 years of age and reside in a licensed residential care or assisted living facility. They also must be fully eligible for MO HealthNet. 

To apply, seniors can contact the Family Support Division at (855) 373-4636. 

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

Adult Supplemental Payments

Seniors who receive the federal Supplemental Security Income benefit may be eligible for additional financial assistance from the state of Missouri. Adult Supplemental Payments are issued to SSI recipients who were receiving old age assistance, disability benefits or assistance for the blind from the state as of December 1973. All recipients of this benefit are automatically enrolled in MO HealthNet. 

To apply, seniors can contact the Family Support Division at (855) 373-4636. 

Home and Community-Based Services

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services provides Home and Community-Based Services that help seniors who require a nursing level of care to remain in a community setting. While this program doesn’t cover the full cost of assisted living, it does provide assistance for personal care, housekeeping and skilled nursing care provided in a residential care or assisted living facility. 

To qualify for this program, applicants must be financially eligible for MO HealthNet and at least 18 years of age and have a medical need for personal care services. 

To apply, seniors can contact the Missouri Department of Health Services at (573) 526-3636. 

Senior Centers in Franklin County

Franklin County’s senior centers help elderly individuals to enrich their lives by providing social activities, exercise classes, nutrition instruction and congregate meals. 

County Seat Senior Center Foundation
1329 Union Ave., Union, MO 63084
(636) 583-5432

Area Agency on Aging

Area Agencies on Aging such as Aging Ahead help seniors preserve their dignity and independence by providing a variety of services such as legal counseling, congregate meals, disease prevention, elder rights advocacy and benefits assistance.  Mid-East MO AAA — Aging Ahead
14535 Manchester Rd., St. Louis, MO 63011-3960
(636) 207-0847

Veterans Services

While there are no Veterans Affairs facilities in Franklin County, the nearby Columbia Vet Center helps US veterans and their surviving spouses access services such as mental health counseling, grief support and benefits assistance. Veterans who are eligible for medical benefits may receive services at the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital in Columbia. 

Columbia Vet Center
4040 Rangeline St., Suite 105, Columbia, MO 65202
(573) 814-6206

Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital
800 Hospital Drive, Columbia, MO 65201-5297
(573) 814-6000

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