Assisted living facilities, which provide housing and personal care, charge approximately $4,195 per month for services. This is hundreds of dollars less than what seniors pay for private care services at home, with individuals paying $4,862 for non medical in-home care services, such as meal preparation and personal care, and home health care services, such as diabetes management and medication administration. Similarly, nursing home rates exceed assisted living costs by $1,432, resulting in higher care bills for those who need around-the-clock medical support. On the other hand, seniors save money by attending adult day health care, a nonresidential option that provides personal care for $1,517 per month.