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Located in southern Broward County, Miramar is part of the Miami metropolitan area and is just minutes from Atlantic beaches, spas, parks and nature and wildlife areas. Like most cities in Florida, Miramar has short, mild winters with average winter lows around 51 and long, hot summers with average July highs around 91 degrees. The city gets an above-average amount of rainfall due to afternoon summer showers that are characteristic of the state. Crime in Miramar is low compared to the national average, and Florida has no state income tax, which means that Social Security benefits, pensions and income from other forms of retirement all go untaxed.
There are five assisted living communities in Miramar with 89 others nearby. These communities cost retirees around $3,500 per month, which can vary depending on the level of care.
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According to the 2020 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, the average cost of assisted living in Miramar is $3,500 per month. The median state average is $200 more, and the national average is $800 more. To the north in Georgia, rates are around $3,500 per month, while to the west in Alabama and Mississippi, seniors can expect to pay around $3,150 and $3,713 respectively.
The cost range for assisted living in the state varies greatly from $3,225 in Tampa to $5,506 in Tallahassee. Assisted living rates in some areas, such as Orlando, are $200 more than in Miramar. In Cape Coral, the cost is $1,000 more. Jacksonville seniors pay around $4,150 per month.
Note: Data for Miramar was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Miami, was used instead.
Low-income seniors may apply for a federally approved Medicaid Home and Community Based Services waiver for Assistive Care Services. The waiver doesn’t cover room and board, but it pays for items like housekeeping, grooming, meals, transportation and activities. Learn more about this waiver, including the requirements for acceptance and how to apply, on our Assisted Living in Florida page.
| Contact | Description | |
| Area Agency on Aging Broward County | (954) 745-9779 | This nonprofit agency serves seniors aged 60 and older throughout Broward County. The program covers a wide range of services, including meal assistance, health, wellness and transportation. The agency also provides educational materials, including insurance counseling, legal assistance, dementia information and classes on senior technology. |
| Sunset Lakes Senior Center | (954) 602-3347 | The Sunset Lakes Senior Center is a safe place for seniors aged 60 and older to gather during the day for socializing and activities. Its services include health and wellness, medical screenings, lectures, presentations and exercise. It also offers counseling, caregiver support, nutrition, dances, parties, trips and educational classes. |
| Broward County Veterans | (954) 357-6622 | Veterans Services helps veterans and their family members understand and determine their eligibility for benefits. These benefits include disability compensation, pensions, dependency compensation, burial information and military records requests. The agency also assists with applications for Aid and Attendance or Household benefits that pay for home- and community-based services in assisted living facilities or at home. |
| Broward County Transit | (954) 357-8400 | Broward County Transit provides transportation for seniors and disabled residents who need help getting around town for medical appointments, errands and personal outings. Seniors pay reduced fares, and all buses are wheelchair accessible. |
| Monarch Care | (954) 720-2485 | Monarch Care provides legal guardianship, trustee services and case management for seniors and those with mental illness or personal disabilities. The agency offers money management services and can help provide personal care for those who need help with daily needs, such as transportation, shopping, housekeeping and companionship. |
Assisted living communities in Miramar must be licensed and regulated by the Agency for Healthcare Administration’s Bureau of Health Facility Regulation. These regulations involve all aspects of care, including help with dressing, health care, safety and staffing. Learn more about the standards set by this agency on our Assisted Living in Florida page.
