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Assisted Living in Hawaii

Assisted Living in Hawaii

Compare 5 assisted living communities across 5 cities and towns in Hawaii. Of these, 4 also offer memory care and 3 also offer independent living. See photos, services and addresses, then contact communities directly. Free for families, with no obligation.

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5Assisted Living communities
5Cities and towns
4Also offer memory care
5Pet friendly

About assisted living in Hawaii

Assisted living communities offer private apartments, meals and staff on site around the clock, with hands-on help for daily activities such as bathing, dressing and medication management. It suits older adults who want to stay independent but need some support each day.

Prices vary by community, apartment size and the level of care needed. As a guide, the national median for assisted living was about $5,900 a month in 2024 (Genworth and CareScout Cost of Care Survey). Contact communities directly for current pricing.

You can also see all senior living in Hawaii, or compare memory care in Hawaii and independent living in Hawaii.

Choosing assisted living in Hawaii

  • Visit more than once, including at a mealtime, and talk to residents as well as staff.
  • Ask what the monthly fee includes and how care levels are assessed and priced.
  • Check staffing levels during the day and overnight, and what training caregivers receive.
  • Ask how the community handles falls, medical emergencies and changing care needs.
  • Look up the community’s most recent state inspection report.

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Assisted Living in Hawaii: FAQs

How many assisted living communities are there in Hawaii?

Our directory currently lists 5 assisted living communities in Hawaii, across 5 cities and towns.

How much does assisted living cost in Hawaii?

Prices vary by community, apartment size and the level of care needed. As a guide, the national median for assisted living was about $5,900 a month in 2024 (Genworth and CareScout Cost of Care Survey). Contact communities directly for current pricing.

Does Medicare pay for assisted living in Hawaii?

Medicare does not usually pay for long-term assisted living, room or board. Medicaid waiver programs, veterans benefits and long-term care insurance may help with some costs, depending on eligibility. Read our guide on paying for care with little or no money.

How do I choose assisted living in Hawaii?

Visit more than once, including at a mealtime, and talk to residents as well as staff. Ask what the monthly fee includes and how care levels are assessed and priced. Check staffing levels during the day and overnight, and what training caregivers receive.

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