Monthly Cost of Senior Care in Port St. Lucie, FL (2024 vs. 2025)
Home Health Care
- Homemaker Services:2024: $5,7202025: $5,892
- Homemaker Health Aide:2024: $5,7202025: $5,892
Based on annual rate divided by 12 months (assumes 44 hours per week).
Adult Day Health Care
- Adult Day Health Care:2024: $2,6002025: $2,678
Based on annual rate divided by 12 months.
Assisted Living Community
- Private, One Bedroom:2024: $5,2032025: $5,359
As reported, monthly rate for a private, one-bedroom unit.
Nursing Home Care
- Semi-Private Room:2024: $14,9352025: $15,383
- Private Room:2024: $15,3912025: $15,853
Based on annual rate divided by 12 months.
Care costs have changed significantly since Genworth began the Cost of Care Survey in 2004. Above explores how costs have changed for different long-term care options in Port Saint Lucie, FL.
Using the Genworth Cost of Care brings you the industry-standard tool for understanding long-term care costs. Use it to display other areas in the region, state and country.
Long term care is the care you may need if you are unable to perform daily activities on your own. That means things like eating, bathing, dressing, transferring and using the bathroom. The goal of long term care is to help you maintain your lifestyle as you age. Medicare, Medicare supplement insurance, and the health insurance you may have at work usually won’t pay for long term care.
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While the majority of people want to receive long term care services in the home they’ve always lived in, that option isn’t always right depending on the need. It’s important to familiarize yourself now with the choices available so you can live life on your terms later. Figuring out where to receive care starts with knowing what the options are.
In Home Care Options
- In Home Care Options
Hands Off Care, assist with cooking, cleaning, and running errands.
- Home Health Aide Services
Hands On Care, assist with bathing, dressing, eating, and medication, etc.
Community Option
- Adult Day Health Care
Social and support services provided in a community setting. Participants can join in planned activities with caregivers looking after them. Some programs also include: personal care, transportation, medical management, and meals.
Facility Options
- Assisted Living Facility
Personal care and health services provided in a residential facility. The level of care is not as extensive as a nursing home. People consider assisted living when they don't need care around the clock.
- Nursing Home
Residential facilities that provide a higher level of supervision and nursing care for when people need more help with their day-to-day activities. Personal care, lodging, supervision, help with medication, therapy, and rehabilitation are all provided on site, 24 hours a day.
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