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In Denham Springs, 17.1% of the total population is aged 65 or older. The national rate for seniors is just 16.5%, which means Denham Springs has more seniors in the area than average. The weather is likely part of the reason why so many seniors choose to retire to the Baton Rouge area, with temperatures that rarely drop below 40 degrees or climb above 92 degrees. Say goodbye to snow when retiring to Denham Springs. Located just 17 miles outside of Baton Rouge, there’s a wide variety of entertainment options, parks and golf courses for seniors to explore.
Denham Springs assisted living communities charge an average of $3,618 per month. Total costs tend to vary based on the amenities offered at each community and due to individual service needs.
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Assisted living in Denham Springs is about $20 cheaper than the state median of $3,639. Compared to the national average, Denham Springs seniors save about $700 per month. Costs vary substantially throughout the region, with neighboring states (Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas) averaging between $3,500-$3,998 per month.
Denham Springs is fairly average for assisted living costs in Louisiana. While New Orleans ($4,163) and Lake Charles ($4,725) are substantially more expensive, there are plenty of more affordable options. Houma at $3,049 per month is the cheapest area surveyed, while Shreveport and Lafayette are more comparable to Denham Springs at $3,461 and $3,850, respectively.
Note: Data for Denham Springs was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Baton Rouge, was used instead.
Louisiana Medicaid funds several programs that may pay for some of the services offered in an assisted living community. While no programs specifically cover room and board, help with daily activities and other personal care services may be available through the Community Choices Waiver.
For more information about what services may be available, the application process and eligibility requirements, visit our Assisted Living in Louisiana page.
| Contact | Description | |
| Capital Area Agency on Aging | (225) 922-2525 | The CAAA is the organization that acts as a one-stop shop for many Denham Springs seniors. It administers the local prescription financial assistance program and the Long-Term Care Ombudsman. It’s also home to an Aging and Disability Resource Center, giving seniors and their loved ones easy access to information about both public and private resources available in Denham Springs. |
| Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs – Livingston Parish | (225) 686-3295 | Denham Springs seniors who have served in the military may be eligible for financial assistance or a pension. The aid and attendance benefit can be used to help pay for room and board costs associated with assisted living, for those who qualify. The Livingston Parish location of the LA Department of Veterans Affairs can assist with VA benefits applications and appeals, helping former members of the armed forces and their dependents. |
| Social Security Offices | (800) 772-1213 (National hotline) (866) 613-3070 (Baton Rouge Office) | Social Security offices help seniors with many aspects of retirement including enrolling in Medicare and receiving benefits. In addition, these offices may provide help with applying for Supplemental Security Income and other available financial assistance. There are three offices in the area surrounding Denham Springs — two in Baton Rouge and one in Hammond. The national helpline is open from 8:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. |
| Office of Aging and Adult Services | (866) 758-5035 | The Office of Aging and Adult Services brings together all public seniors benefit programs to simplify the application process. Seniors can find information and assistance with transferring into or out of long-term housing. It offers assistance to adults applying for Home & Community-Based Waiver Programs and nursing home admissions. |
| Livingston Council on Aging | (225) 664-9343 | The Livingston Council on Aging is a nonprofit organization focused on senior independence and quality of life. It offers hot meals to Denham Springs seniors at one of four locations throughout Livingston. Legal aid is also available through a partnership with Southeastern Louisiana Legal Services. Transportation, home repairs, durable medical equipment loans and many other services are accessible through the Livingston Council on Aging. |
The Department of Health and Hospitals ensures Denham Springs assisted living communities follow all regulations surrounding care and services for elderly residents. Visit our Assisted Living in Louisiana page to learn more about these laws and regulations.
