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Grand Ledge is located along the banks of the Grand River, approximately 10 miles west of Lansing. Each year the city hosts the Island Festival, Yankee Doodle Days and the Island Art Fair. Active seniors can spend their days fishing at Jaycee Park or hiking at Lincoln Brick Park. They can also enjoy performances by the Over the Ledge Theater Co. and art lessons at Ledge Craft Lane.
For seniors who need help with the activities of daily living, three assisted living communities are located within the city limits. Assisted living in Grand Ledge costs around $5,225 per month. The actual cost of services may vary, depending on the facility’s location and the programs and amenities offered.
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According to Genworth Financial’s 2020 Cost of Care Survey, assisted living in Grand Ledge costs approximately $5,225 per month. This is higher than the state median of $4,200 and the national average of $4,300. Assisted living costs in Grand Ledge are higher than in many states in the region, including Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio, where assisted living costs $4,400, $4,383 and $4,350 per month, respectively.
Grand Ledge is not the most expensive city in Michigan for assisted living. Seniors in Midland pay approximately $25 more. To the west, Grand Rapids costs about $225 less, and in Monroe, seniors can expect to pay around $125 less. The least expensive cities for assisted living in Michigan are Jackson and Kalamazoo at $3,650 and $3,950, respectively.
Grand Ledge seniors who reside in assisted living communities may receive help paying for long-term care services through the Michigan Choice Waiver Program. This waiver pays for services, such as grooming, housekeeping, meals and medication administration.
Learn more about the waiver, including the requirements and how to apply, on our Assisted Living in Michigan page.
| Contact | Description | |
| Tri-County Office on Aging | (517) 887-1393 | The Tri-County Office on Aging helps area seniors maintain a high quality of life through new and existing programs and services. The agency offers information on transportation, nutrition, government funding and senior centers in the area. |
| Grand Ledge Senior Center | (517) 627-4866 | The Grand Ledge Senior Center provides a safe place for seniors in the area to gather and socialize. The center hosts a variety of special events, including parties and dances. Games, classes and fitness programs are available daily throughout the week. |
| Eaton County Veterans Affairs Agency | (800) 642-4838 | The Kent County VA serves the community’s veterans by assisting them with county, state and federal benefits. The department can help veterans file service disability claims and get VA non-service-connected pensions. It also assists with county and federal burial benefits and obtaining military service records. Notary services are provided free of charge. |
| Michigan Long-Term Care Ombudsman | (517) 827-8040 | The Michigan Long-Term Care Ombudsman works to improve the quality of life of seniors in long-term care facilities throughout the state. The ombudsman serves as an advocate to keep communities safe and ensure they abide by the rules and regulations set by the state. |
| Eaton County Transportation Authority (Eatran) | (517) 543-4087 | The EATRAN provides door-to-door transportation to seniors throughout the county. All buses are wheelchair-accessible and available Monday through Friday, with the exception of holidays. Reservations must be made at least 24-hours in advance but can be made up to a month ahead of time. |
In Michigan, assisted living is regulated by the Michigan Department of Human Services and the Bureau of Children and Adult Licensing. This department enforces rules regarding health and safety, staffing and home and community-based services. Learn more about these regulations on our Assisted Living in Michigan page.
