Compared to seniors in other care settings, memory care residents pay moderately high rates of $5,244 per month. This is hundreds of dollars more than the $4,862 private agencies charge for in-home care, a nonmedical option that includes private personal care services in the individual’s home, and home health care, which features limited skilled nursing services. Additionally, seniors in assisted living who don’t have memory loss pay $4,195 for standard housing, personal care and meal services, while older adults who attend adult day health care facilities pay $1,517 for nonresidential services, such as meal preparation and medical support. The only option that costs more than memory care is nursing home care, which includes 24-hour medical care and monitoring for $5,627.