Turlock’s seniors who only need personal care and help with daily activities may find assisted living a more suitable and affordable choice than memory care, with a monthly saving of about $1,000. Visiting in-home and home health care costs stand $768 higher than memory care, with the former providing assistance with day-to-day activities, such as meal preparation, dressing and bathing, and the latter including rehabilitation and nursing services. Nursing homes offer the highest level of care, including 24/7 clinical care, and so attract the highest fees. In Turlock, a semi-private room in a nursing home averages $10,463 per month, which is more than double the price of memory care.