Statewide Directory
Senior Living in Vermont
Explore 166 senior living communities across Vermont — compare care types, cities, ratings, and pricing, all in one place.
Care options in Vermont
Browse by the type of care you're looking for.
Independent Living
Active communities for healthy seniors
85 communities
Active Adult Living
55+ communities with resort amenities
85 communities
Skilled Nursing
Medical care & rehabilitation
33 communities
Assisted Living
24/7 personal care with independence
31 communities
Adult Day Services
Daytime programs & social activities
17 communities
Top cities in Vermont
Popular places to find senior care.
Cost of senior care in Vermont
Estimated median monthly costs. See the full cost guide for details.
$3,260
Independent Living / mo
$5,250
Assisted Living / mo
$6,720
Memory Care / mo
$9,190
Skilled Nursing / mo
About senior living in Vermont
Vermont is home to 166 senior living communities in our directory, from affordable independent living to specialized memory care. Assisted living and residential care communities in Vermontare licensed and inspected by the state's health or social services agency, which sets standards for staffing, safety, and resident care. When comparing communities, confirm each is licensed and in good standing, tour in person, and ask how care is handled as needs change. Our free advisors can help you navigate options and costs anywhere in Vermont.
Senior living in Vermont — FAQs
How much does senior living cost in Vermont?+
In Vermont, assisted living runs about $5,250/month, with memory care around $6,720 and skilled nursing near $9,190. Independent living is typically lower. Costs vary by city, community, and level of care.
How many senior living communities are in Vermont?+
Our directory lists 166 senior living communities across Vermont, spanning assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, and more.
Does Medicaid cover assisted living in Vermont?+
Vermont, like most states, offers Medicaid Home & Community-Based Services (HCBS) waivers that can help pay for assisted living or in-home care for those who qualify financially. Medicaid also covers long-term nursing home care. Medicare does not cover long-term room-and-board.
Who regulates assisted living in Vermont?+
Assisted living and residential care communities in Vermont are licensed and inspected by the state's health or social services agency, which sets standards for staffing, safety, medication management, and resident care. Look for licensed, in-good-standing communities.
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