Senior Living and Housing Options in Vermont, VT

Last updated on: Friday, 14 February 2020
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The state of Vermont has four beautiful seasons and much to offer in regards to active living. Seniors who retire, whether at the age of 55 or 65, will often choose to downsize their current living situation. Independent living provides retirees a chance to maintain their independence, live an active life, and not have to worry about things such as home maintenance. Typically, seniors who choose independent living can live independently and do not require assistance with activities of daily life. Within the state of Vermont are safe rural lifestyles and housing options close to major health facilities. The state does have a slightly higher tax rate but more social services. When considering independent living, there are often formal retirement communities, apartments, condos, or townhomes. Some independent senior living provides different amenities, such as meal preparation, housekeeping, home maintenance, and transportation. The cost of independent living within the state costs approximately $2,700 per month. However, this price does vary depending on the type of care needed and amenities offered.

When independent living or retirement homes are not an option, there are assisted living communities within the state. The Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living, Division of Licensing and Protection licenses two types of housing. These senior living settings provide accommodation, meals, and supportive services for seniors who cannot live independently but do not require nursing care. Within the state of Vermont, the terminology used is assisted living residences and residential care homes. The cost of assisted living in Vermont is approximately $4,100 per month. However, this price does change depending on the level of care needed by the resident. When families are searching for information regarding independent living, the state of Vermont does provide accurate lists. The data often describes the license status, violations, and whether any complaints were filed.

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