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What is the average size of an assisted living facility?

According to the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL), the average size of an assisted living community in the U.S. is approximately 39 licensed beds. However, this average masks a wide range of facility sizes, from small, home-like settings with fewer than 10 residents to large, campus-style communities with over 100. Understanding the differences in size is crucial for families and seniors determining the best fit for their needs.

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Understanding Who is the Most Typical Assisted Living Resident?

Approximately one million Americans live in assisted living communities. To understand this population better and the care they require, it is essential to analyze who is the most typical assisted living resident, examining their demographics, health, and reasons for seeking care.

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What percentage of 80 year olds are in assisted living? Decoding senior care statistics

According to the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL), over 30% of assisted living residents are between the ages of 75 and 84, while 50% are 85 or older. Answering "what percentage of 80 year olds are in assisted living?" requires an understanding of these overlapping demographics, as statistics often combine this age group with those slightly younger or older. This article delves into the latest data to provide a clearer picture of senior care occupancy.

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