Senior Living - Mount Pleasant, WI

See our Mount Pleasant assisted living or specialized care listings below:

• Assisted Living
• Alzheimer's Care
• Independent Living
• Senior Apts/Homes

Mount Pleasant, which is based in a predominantly suburban part of Racine County, has twelve residential care facilities which offers residents a range of care options to settle upon. There is potential for it to be challenging to get around Mount Pleasant, but it can be doable for most without a car. Based on information taken from recent studies there are several highly rated nursing facilities and hospitals in and around the city.

Senior Living Amenities

It is important to ask for desired amenities so that you or your loved one can feel comfortable. Some of the amenities provided in Mount Pleasant care facilities include:

• Secure Alzheimer's units
• Personal care services
• Dogs & cats allowed

It is also possible to find senior care facilities that caters to individual needs. Some care facilities offer kosher meals. They may allow cats or dogs, arrange activities, and provide parking for those who are still mobile. Access to on-call specialists like Psychiatrists and Psychologists can also be arranged at many senior care facilities.

When contacting the facilities listed on this page it can be helpful - though not imperative - to have the resident's history available. Consider preparing a brief medical history list. Be sure to include any relevant insurance, doctor and doctor's office names and phone numbers as the new facility coordinator may have certain questions. This type of information can aid in planning any specialized care the individual might require, which helps with cost estimates.

Senior Living Pricing in Mount Pleasant

The price for services changes based on the services required, but in the area basic elder care facilities are approximately $3,600 - $4,900 every month. Neighboring Kenosha averages as much as $4,000 for care facilities, which costs more than Mount Pleasant. For individuals that qualify there are usually federal and even state financial aid options to reduce costs. To get a better idea of averages, look through the detailed cost table list below which provides comparisons to nearby cities.

Senior Living Average Prices for Neighboring Cities

Source: Aggregated from the Genworth 2013, 2015 Cost of Care Survey, state licensing units, and from facility surveys. While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, please confirm details with facilities directly.