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A northern suburb of Minneapolis-St. Paul, Roseville is home to just over 36,450 people. The small city has a sizeable senior population: More than one in five residents are 65 or older.
This suburb offers many of the conveniences of a larger city. Seniors can shop at Rosedale Center, a nearly 1.2 million-square-foot shopping mall with 160 retailers. Several high-performing hospitals are located in the Roseville area, and Roseville’s health care costs are about 21% lower than the national average. The city has 30 parks for seniors to explore, including the 52-acre Harriet Alexander Nature Center. Seniors also enjoy easy access to the Twin Cities’ many attractions, including the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Guthrie Theater and the Mall of America.
There are 9 assisted living facilities within Roseville city limits, costing an average of $4,782 per month. However, the price seniors pay depends on the facility’s amenities, location and other factors.
Note: Data for Roseville was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Minneapolis, was used instead.
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For care in assisted living facilities, Minnesota residents pay an average of $3,800 per month. Care costs are about the same in nearby Nebraska ($3,819), while seniors pay lower prices in the Dakotas. To the south in Iowa, assisted living costs $4,078 per month, slightly higher than the U.S. average of $4,051. Prices in Illinois ($4,170) and Wisconsin ($4,350) are even more expensive.
Roseville-area assisted living facilities cost an average of $4,782 per month. This is about $980 more than the Minnesota average. Assisted living costs vary throughout the state: Up in Duluth, prices are on par with the state average, while costs in some southern cities such as Mankato ($3,444) are much lower. Rochester has one of the lowest costs in the state at just $2,983, potentially saving seniors more than $800 per month.
Minnesota Medicaid’s Elderly waiver program may cover the customized living services provided by assisted living facilities. These services include personal care, housekeeping, laundry and transportation. The Elderly waiver doesn’t pay for room and board, but Minnesota’s Housing Support program may help eligible seniors with these costs.
To learn more about the financial assistance programs available in Roseville, visit our Assisted Living in Minnesota page.
| Contact | Description | |
| Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging | (651) 641-8612 | The Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging provides information and assistance to seniors throughout the Twin Cities metropolitan area. It delivers the Senior LinkAge Line, a statewide hotline that helps seniors identify relevant resources and programs. The agency also offers regular presentations that teach seniors about Medicare, healthcare directives and health care fraud. |
| Roseville Area Senior Program | (651) 604-3520 | The Roseville Area Senior Program (RASP) offers many services for older adults. It operates a door-to-door bus service that helps seniors get around the city. Rides must be booked in advance, and the route changes daily based on riders’ destinations. RASP also provides a variety of health and wellness programs, such as support groups and blood pressure screenings. |
| Roseville Area Schools Community Education | (651) 604-3500 | Roseville Area Schools Community Education provides low-cost adult enrichment classes. Seniors who want to pick up a new hobby can take classes about photography, gardening, painting, music and more. There are also educational presentations that aim to help seniors understand Medicare, Social Security and long-term care options. For seniors who want to stay active, the program offers a number of group fitness classes, from chair yoga to fencing. |
| Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services | (888) 575-2954 | As a legal aid provider, Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services provides free civil legal help to eligible seniors. It can help seniors resolve problems with Supplementary Security Income, Social Security disability, Minnesota Medicaid and other public benefits. Seniors who need assistance can call or complete an online application. There’s no means test, but the law firm prioritizes low-income seniors who are most in need of help. |
| Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota | (651) 642-5990 | This faith-based nonprofit organization provides a range of services for seniors. It provides free, confidential budget counseling to help older adults manage their finances. The organization also administers the Foster Grandparent program. Through this program, seniors get the opportunity to mentor local children and youth. |
| Ramsey County Veterans Services | (651) 266-2545 | Ramsey County Veterans Services helps veterans and survivors access local, state and federal veterans’ benefits. This includes VA pensions, disability benefits and health care services. Seniors can make an appointment to discuss the benefits they’re eligible to receive and to get help with the application process. |
Roseville-area assisted living facilities are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health. Each facility is required to follow the state’s many laws regarding staffing levels, accommodation standards and patient care.
For more information about these laws, visit our Assisted Living in Minnesota page.