Assisted Living YUMA, AZ

Yuma, AZ Assisted Living for Seniors

Located in Yuma County, Arizona, Yuma’s current resident population is an estimated 205,571 and is expected to grow by 10.3% over the next 5 years. 13% of the Yuma population are seniors. 24% of seniors in Yuma live by themselves while 69% live with their families. 83% of the senior population own their home and 17% are renters. There are 989 seniors working in Yuma and 21% of seniors living in Yuma are Veterans. Seniors have a decent amount of senior living options in Yuma. There is a total of 10+ assisted living facilities in Yuma, AZ - not as many as in surrounding cities such as Surprise or Peoria, but enough to choose one that you will be happy with. Assisted living costs in Yuma, AZ range from $1,812 per month to $7,756 depending on the type of facility you prefer and whether you require memory care.

There are also many exciting and wonderful things for seniors to do while living in Yuma, Arizona. The most popular Historical museums and sites are the Castle Dome Mines and Ghost Town. There is also the Yuma Territorial Prison and the Arizona Historical Society Sanguinetti House Museum & Garden. All of these Specialty Historical Museums and sites present much to see and learn, as they offer a variety of experiences for seniors. These museums are highly informative, entertaining and beautiful. Notably, the Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park, an 1876 prison that once housed inmates in a maze of stone walled cells is now a museum. Yuma elders can come and explore as the informative and entertaining staff share their unique history. Next, you’ll definitely want to explore West Wetlands Park where you can expect to spend at least 1.5 hours. West Wetlands is a well-kept, very scenic park where there is always lots to do. Discovering the hummingbird garden, bike trail, or fishing in the fishing pond (with a license of course) are just some of the things that Yuma seniors can enjoy in West Wetlands Park. You can even walk around and enjoy the nature and wildlife. West Wetlands offers lots of options for family fun. West Wetlands also has a fantastic enclosed playground for kids of all ages - so if you have grandchildren, it's a great place to go with them.

For exhilarating sights and landmarks, the Yuma Crossing National Heritage area is a great walking area for Yuma senior citizens to enjoy, especially with those they love. And why not visit the Camel Farm for a unique and fun experience? The Camel Farm presents an interesting up close and personal study of camels for both those new to animals and animal enthusiasts alike. If you enjoy nature and parks, the Yuma East Wetlands wildlife areas and Yuma’s Gateway Park has a delightful group of beaches, gardens, and biking trails. Next, for a wonderful, nice and relaxing spot for a great date, you’ll love Martha’s Gardens Medjool Date Farm.

Finally, if you love shopping, then you’ll enjoy walking through Yuma’s Arizona Marketplace, a diverse Flea & Street Market for all of your shopping needs. There is also the Yuma Swap Meet Flea & Street Markets as well as their Gift and Specialty Shops such as the Yuma indoor Marketplace. For the best products, gifts, and deals in town, seniors living in Yuma can stroll through the shops and complete all of their shopping in Yuma, Arizona.

Catholic, Christian, Jewish, Baptist, Protestant and Presbyterian senior living services may be provided in some Yuma, AZ assisted living facilities. Pet friendly services may also be available. Call (866) 892-7533 for availability.