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Noble is a small city located less than 25 miles to the south of Oklahoma City. It has a population of just under 7,000 residents, of whom 18% are seniors aged 65 and older. The city of Noble has a lot to offer older adults. The low cost of living, wealth of amenities and attractive downtown area make it an appealing retirement destination, and seniors may appreciate the city’s proximity to both the Griffin Memorial Hospital and Purcell Municipal Hospital. Summers in Noble can be very hot, but winters rarely see temperatures below freezing, making the city a good choice for those who dislike extremely cold weather.
The average cost of assisted living in Noble is $3,900 per month. Each assisted living facility sets its own pricing, so actual fees may vary based on the facility’s location, size and the type of accommodation and amenities it offers.
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With an average monthly cost of $3,900, assisted living in Noble is relatively affordable compared to the median for the United States ($4,300). However, prices in Noble are above average for the state of Oklahoma ($3,750). Assisted living is slightly less expensive in Arkansas, at just $3,500 per month. To the south in Texas, seniors typically pay $3,998 for these services. Costs are far higher in Kansas, where the average is $5,090 per month.
Assisted living rates vary across the state. To the north in Enid, assisted living fees are almost 25% lower, at $2,960 per month. Lawton is also relatively affordable, with an average cost of $3,490. Tulsa is the most expensive city in the state for assisted living, with average fees of $4,519. Just across the border in Texas, assisted living is relatively affordable, costing $3,400 in Sherman and $3,495 in Wichita Falls.
Note: Data for Noble was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Oklahoma City, was used instead.
SoonerCare, the Oklahoma Medicaid program, offers the Advantage Program Waiver to seniors who meet specific functional and financial criteria. For those who qualify, the waiver can offset the cost of some services in an assisted living setting.
Learn more about the waiver, its eligibility requirements and how to apply by visiting our Assisted Living in Oklahoma page.
| Contact | Description | |
| Areawide Aging Agency – Cleveland County | (405) 321-3200 | The Areawide Aging Agency of Cleveland County is the Area Agency on Aging for Noble. It provides a variety of services for older adults in the county. Area Agencies on Aging work with adults who live in the community and those in long-term care, providing options counseling, senior transportation services and other support tailored to individual needs. |
| Long-Term Care Ombudsman | (800) 211-2116 | The Long-Term Care Ombudsman works to improve the experience of seniors who reside in long-term care facilities such as assisted living communities. It assists with complaints and concerns from residents and their loved ones and works to resolve those complaints directly with the community where possible. The program is run by a mixture of staff and volunteers, and there’s no charge for provided services. |
| Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs | (405) 523-4000 | The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs provides a range of services to those who’ve served in the United States military and their families. Eligible seniors can contact the department to request advice about pensions and benefits, get help with applications or appeals and also access veterans’ healthcare services and other support. |
| Legal Aid of Oklahoma | (405) 557-0020 | Legal Aid of Oklahoma offers free legal advice to seniors and low-income individuals in Noble and throughout the state. It can assist with a variety of civil legal matters that may be of importance to seniors, including landlord-tenant issues, Social Security and Medicaid issues, estate planning, elder abuse and family law. |
| City of Noble Parks and Recreation | (405) 872-5921 | The City of Noble Parks and Recreation department manages several facilities in Noble, including the Senior Citizens Center. The center hosts congregate meals, socials, events and educational classes for older adults, as well as serving as a hub for the wider community. |
Noble assisted living facilities are regulated by the Oklahoma Department of Health, Health Facility Systems. This department oversees the licensure, regulation and inspection of assisted living facilities. Learn more about the regulations facilities must abide by on our Assisted Living in Oklahoma page.
