2023 Popular Cities for Assisted Living in the US

These are just a few U.S. cities popular for assisted living. When choosing, think about what matters to you: proximity to family, climate, healthcare access, cost of living, and what kinds of activities you want nearby.

1. Scottsdale, Arizona has warm weather and desert landscapes. Senior living communities here often include golf courses, fitness centers, spas, and easy access to art galleries and theaters.
   • Golf courses, fitness centers, and spas.
   • Art galleries and theaters nearby.
   • Warm climate and desert scenery.
2. San Diego, California offers a mild year-round climate and a coastal setting. Communities range from beachfront locations to suburban neighborhoods near downtown. Most provide outdoor activities, cultural events, and access to good medical facilities.
   • Communities on the beach, in suburbs, and near downtown.
   • Outdoor activities and coastal scenery.
   • Cultural events and good medical care.
3. Austin, Texas draws seniors with its live music, cultural energy, and warm weather. Communities range from those built around active living—swimming pools, fitness centers—to quieter, more relaxed settings.
   • Live music and cultural diversity.
   • Active communities with swimming pools and fitness centers.

• Warm weather and a mix of urban and peaceful neighborhoods.

1. Portland, Oregon appeals to seniors interested in sustainability, arts, and outdoor access. Communities span urban neighborhoods and areas surrounded by green spaces. Many offer proximity to art galleries, farmer's markets, hiking trails, and local breweries.
   • Sustainability and arts scene
   • Natural beauty and lush green landscapes nearby.
   • Art galleries, farmer's markets, and hiking trails.
2. Denver, Colorado sits near the Rocky Mountains and offers many assisted living options. Communities often feature mountain views, easy access to skiing and hiking, and proximity to cultural attractions.
   • Rocky Mountain views and outdoor recreation like skiing and hiking.
   • Communities with mountain views.
   • Cultural attractions and a generally high quality of life.

These descriptions give you a starting point. Individual communities vary widely in what they offer. Research specific places carefully, visit their websites, and talk to local experts who can tell you what's actually available now.