The cost of senior care varies based on services and amenities. In Fishers, memory care is usually about 25% more expensive than standard assisted living, which is designed for seniors without dementia. In-home care also primarily serves older adults without dementia, offering one-on-one help with daily tasks for about $545 less than memory care.
Similarly, home health care provides one-on-one medical services at home for roughly $641 less than memory care, while adult day health care offers daytime medical supervision in a communal setting for $3,973 less, on average. On the other hand, nursing home care is more expensive. These facilities charge about 26% more than memory care communities as they offer intensive, 24/7 medical support.