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Rochester Hills is a relatively young city in Michigan, having been incorporated in 1984. The city, which has a population of 74,516, is quite popular as a retirement destination. According to the U.S. Census, 18.2% of the city’s residents are aged 65 or over. The city’s Older Person’s Commissions program provides seniors with entertainment and recreation options at local senior centers as well as practical support. The city is home to many trails and parks, giving active individuals many opportunities to explore and take in the area’s stunning scenery.
The average monthly cost of assisted living in Rochester Hills is $4,750 per month. Exact prices are likely to vary depending on the location of the facility, how many seniors it can accommodate and the amenities offered.
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With an average monthly cost of $4,200, Michigan is an affordable state for assisted living. The national average cost is $4,300. Michigan is the most affordable of the neighboring states, with fees slightly higher in Ohio, at $4,350, and higher still in Indiana (44,382) and Wisconsin ($4,400).
The cost of assisted living varies from city to city in Michigan, with Rochester Hills’ fees running at the higher end. Nearby Monroe is among the most expensive cities in the state at $5,100 per month. Heading west, however, the cost of assisted living drops to $3,669 per month in Flint, $3,950 per month in Kalamazoo and just $3,500 in Muskegon. Bay City is the most affordable, with fees of just $3,000 per month.
Note: Data for Rochester Hills was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Detroit, was used instead.
Rochester Hills residents who are eligible for Medicaid may be able to claim Long Term Medicaid and the MI Choice Waiver. This Home and Community Based Services waiver can be used to cover the cost of care. This is not an entitlement waiver, and demand is high, so there may be a waiting list to enroll.
Learn more about the MI Choice Waiver, its eligibility requirements and how to apply on our Assisted Living in Michigan Page.
| Contact | Description | |
| Area Agency on Aging | (800) 852-7795 | The Area Agency on Aging 1-B serves seniors in Rochester Hills and the surrounding area, connecting them with the programs and resources they need to remain independent and enjoy a high quality of life as they get older. Services include benefits advice, advocacy, senior transportation and help for caregivers. |
| Oakland County Veterans Services | (248) 452-2189 | Seniors who have served in the military and their surviving spouses can turn to the Veterans’ Services Offices for support. Advisors can help veterans navigate the Aid and Attendance system and make sure they are receiving all the pensions and benefits that are open to them. |
| OPC Senior Transportation | (248) 608-0273 | The OPC Minibus provides those aged 60 and over with affordable transportation within Rochester, Rochester Hills and Oakland Township. Seniors can use the service for any reason, including shopping, socializing and attending medical appointments. The vehicles are wheelchair-accessible. |
| Meals on Wheels | (248) 608-0264 | The Meals on Wheels program delivers hot meals to homebound seniors in Michigan. As a part of the service, the volunteer drivers also perform a wellness check, giving seniors and their loved ones the peace of mind that should they be in difficulty, help is available. This helps seniors age in place and may help them avoid early placement in an assisted living facility. |
| Legal Aid and Defender Association | (877) 964-4700 | The Legal Aid and Defender Association provides legal assistance for seniors and low-income individuals dealing with civil cases. The association can assist with housing and rent-related issues, elder abuse, family law, benefits and consumer rights issues. Cases are prioritized based on urgency and level of need. |
Rochester Hills assisted living facilities are required to abide by state laws and regulations relating to staffing, health and safety, the standard of accommodations provided, medication management policies and care plans. Visit our Assisted Living in Michigan page to learn more about these regulations.