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The Cost of Memory Care in Nearby Cities

At $5,833, the cost of memory care in Mason is slightly higher than the Ohio average of $5,794 and the national median of $5,625. In Dayton, prices fall to $5,313, and in Springfield, rates are even cheaper at $4,575. Seniors in Columbus pay an average of $5,106, while rates in Cleveland are significantly higher at $6,175.

Mason

$5,833

Ohio

$5,794

The United States

$5,625

Dayton

$5,313

Springfield

$4,575

Columbus

$5,106

Cleveland

$6,175

Paying for Memory Care in Mason

According to the 2021 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, the average rate for memory care in Mason is $5,833 per month. Memory care usually costs 20%-30% more than regular assisted living because it includes extra security, 24-hour supervision, cognitive support programming and staff members trained to meet the unique needs of people with Alzheimer’s. The costs below are based on Genworth’s assisted living rates plus 25%.

Financial Assistance for Memory Care in Mason

In Mason, there are options for seniors who need financial assistance paying for Memory Care. For more information about other options, who qualifies, and how to apply, Memory Care in Ohio page.

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More Ways to Pay for Memory Care

While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for memory care, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance memory care costs include:

  • Veterans Benefits
  • Life Insurance Policy
  • Long-Term Care Insurance
  • Reverse Mortgage

For more information about different ways to finance memory care, visit our Memory Care in Ohio page.

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care

Costs for other types of senior care vary in Mason. For $5,148, residents can receive either regular home care or home health care, which includes some therapy and nursing services. Adult day health care is available for just $1,690, and standard assisted living costs $4,666. In nursing homes, semiprivate rooms cost $7,848, while private rooms average $8,760.

Home Care

$5,148

Home Health Care

$5,148

Adult Day Health Care

$1,690

Assisted Living

$4,666

Nursing Home (semiprivate room)

$7,848

Nursing Home (private room)

$8,760

Note: Data for Mason was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Cincinnati, was used instead.

Free Memory Care Resources in Mason

Seniors with Alzheimer’s and their families have access to a variety of free resources in Mason and throughout Warren County. Resources are provided by nonprofit organizations and government agencies and may include financial help for low-income households, benefits counseling and information about long-term care facilities.

ResourceContactService
Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati(800) 272-3900The Alzheimer’s Association provides a wealth of information for people with memory disease and their loved ones. Mason residents can visit its website to learn about Alzheimer’s symptoms, stages, potential treatments and research projects they might qualify to join. The organization also has a free helpline staffed by volunteers who can answer questions about memory facilities and provide advice for family caregivers.
Council on Aging of Southwest Ohio(800) 252-0155The Council on Aging of Southwest Ohio is the designated Area Agency on Aging serving Mason. The COA coordinates local services and gives referrals to programs for seniors with Alzheimer’s and age-related disabilities. It provides long-term care consultations to help families choose a facility and operates the local Aging and Disability Resource Network call center that connects seniors and their loved ones with helpful resources.
Pro Seniors Long-Term Care Ombudsman(800) 488-6070The Pro Seniors Ombudsman serves Warren County seniors who are residents of memory care facilities or any other type of long-term care community. The ombudsman informs seniors of their rights as residents and investigates complaints about the quality of care in the county's facilities. Common problems the ombudsman can help with include wrongful evictions, inadequate staffing, poor nutrition services, elder abuse and neglect.
Warren County Veterans Services(513) 695-2717Warren County Veterans Services helps veterans file claims with the VA for benefits earned through their service. Staff members can help families understand the benefits their loved ones might be eligible for, such as disability compensation, pensions or Aid and Attendance supplemental payments. Seniors who qualify for benefits may be able to use them to cover some or all of the cost of memory care.
Mason Senior Center(513) 229-8500The Mason Senior Center regularly holds a series of educational classes for older adults with Alzheimer’s and their families. These classes provide information about future and legal planning, how to put plans in place and advice for navigating the transition to a memory care facility. Residents with early-stage Alzheimer’s may enjoy some of the center's recreational activities, such as exercise classes, painting, dancing and games.

What to Consider About Memory Care in Mason

In Mason and the rest of the state, memory care facilities are regulated by the Ohio Department of Health. Visit its website to learn more about long-term care regulations, licensing requirements and resident rights. It also provides contact information for residents and their families who wish to file a complaint about a facility.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Memory Care in Mason

  • Mason is close to several urgent care clinics and specialty health care providers. The largest medical facility serving Mason is Mercy Health – Deerfield Medical Center, which offers family medicine, mental health services, dentistry and specialized geriatric care. Seniors can also enjoy the convenience of virtual visits to speak with a doctor without leaving their care facility or home.
  • Warren County Community Services provides affordable transportation to seniors who no longer drive because of age, blindness or disability. The service includes door-to-door transportation for doctor visits, physical therapy appointments and other medical needs. Shared-ride transportation is available for trips to stores, senior centers and other destinations on the service route.
  • Mason’s cost of living is a little higher than U.S. average, with a rating of 104.4 compared to the national index of 100. Housing (117.2) and groceries (102.9) are more expensive, but health care (88.3), utilities (93.4) and transportation (99.9) are cheaper than the norm.
  • The city receives an average of 42 inches of rain and 176 days of sunshine annually compared to the national averages of 38 inches and 205 days. It gets less snow, however, with approximately 13 inches per year versus the U.S. average of 28. Mason has an average high temperature of 85 degrees in July, making the city fairly comfortable during the summer months.
  • Property and violent crime rates are very low in Mason, and it’s safer than 75% of other U.S. cities, which can bring peace of mind to older residents. Mason has a property crime rate of only 5.78 compared to the Ohio rate of 18.34 and the national rate of 19. Its violent crime rate is a mere 0.32; Ohio’s is 3.06 and the national rate is 4.0.
  • The air quality in Mason is slightly below average, with a rating of 54 compared to the nationwide index of 58.
  • Mason is considered a suburb of Cincinnati, which joined the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities in 2018. Members of this network have made a commitment to make their city a good place to live for seniors, with perks like walkable neighborhoods and access to social supports.

Memory Care Laws and Regulations in Mason

Mason Memory Care Communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all Memory Care Facilities in Ohio are required to follow. Visit our Memory Care in Ohio page for more information about these laws.

Memory Care Laws and Regulations in Ohio

Reviews of Communities Nearby

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DWilson

I visited this facility

Review of Majestic Care of Cedar Village Assisted Living

Rooms are plain, food was terrible and the nurse was rude. Very understaffed. Nurse said she has a 4 hour time frame to get to 18 patients so it is hours before you get checked on. My Dad was...

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Jeff9

I visited this facility

Review of Majestic Care of Cedar Village Assisted Living

I toured Majestic Care of Cedar Village Assisted Living. It was very well structured. The rooms were very nice. It was open. The lobby and the entryways were very nice. The staff was very helpful....

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Bridget

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

Review of Central Parke Assisted Living & Memory Care

I have had my mom in three memory care facilities due to her very severe dementia. Central Parke so far has surpassed my expectations. They seem to really care about their patients versus just...

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