Assisted Living in Alaska
Alaska regulates assisted living through the Department of Health and Social Services. The state offers Assisted Living Homes licensed in different categories based on capacity and care level. Alaska's Choice Waiver and Alaskans Living Independently (ALI) Medicaid waiver programs can help eligible residents offset costs. Due to the state's remote geography and higher cost of living, assisted living in Alaska is among the most expensive in the nation. Families should plan accordingly and explore veteran benefits and state programs.
Average Monthly Cost
$6,300
National avg: $4,500/mo
Licensing Body
Alaska Department of Health and Social Services
Medicaid Waiver
Choice Waiver / ALI Waiver
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Browse other statesFrequently Asked Questions About Assisted Living in Alaska
How much does assisted living cost in Alaska?
The average monthly cost of assisted living in Alaska is approximately $6,300, significantly higher than the national average due to the state's high cost of living and remote geography.
Does Alaska Medicaid cover assisted living?
Alaska offers the Choice Waiver and Alaskans Living Independently (ALI) waiver programs that can help cover assisted living costs for eligible residents.
What types of assisted living facilities are available in Alaska?
Alaska licenses Assisted Living Homes in categories based on capacity and service level, from small personal care homes to larger facilities with comprehensive care services.
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