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Located along the shores of Clear Lake and 30 miles south of downtown Houston, League City is a waterfront community with an abundance of parks, restaurants, beautiful neighborhoods and historical sites of interest. Seniors in League City have access to UTMB Health, which offers physical and occupational therapy, provides treatment for heart issues and has adult medical surgical units to treat chronic and immediate conditions. League City offers mild winters with average January lows of 43. Summers are hot and humid with highs around 91. Seniors can feel safe in League City, where the overall rate of crime is lower than the national average.
There are five assisted living communities in League City with 14 close by. These communities have an average monthly cost of $4,750, which is determined by the size of the community, the number of amenities and the levels of care provided.
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According to the 2020 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, assisted living in League City is $4,750 per month and $752 more than the state median. It’s also $450 more than the national average. Assisted living in League City is also more than the median cost in the neighboring states of New Mexico ($4,050), Oklahoma ($3,750) and Louisiana ($3,639).
Assisted living in League City has one of the highest costs across the state at $4,750. El Paso and Texarkana are much lower at $2,950 and $2,600 per month, respectively. Amarillo and Dallas are closer in cost at $4,600 and $4,400, while Abilene and Austin are in the middle at $3,750 and $4,250, respectively.
Note: Data for League City was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Houston, was used instead.
The Texas STAR+PLUS waiver helps seniors who require nursing facility level care to remain in assisted living or at home for as long as possible. The waiver covers both medical and non-medical care, including home modification, emergency response services, meals, transportation, housekeeping and grooming. Learn more about this waiver, including how to qualify, at our Assisted Living in Texas page.
| Contact | Description | |
| League City Parks Recreation Department Senior Citizen Programs | (281) 554-1180 | The Park and Recs senior citizen program keeps seniors aged 55 and older healthy and active through a variety of classes and exercise. These include ballroom dance, jazzercise, line dancing, yoga, Zumba and tai-chi. The center also serves congregate meals. |
| Friends of the League City Seniors Foundation | (281) 554-1183 | This nonprofit agency maintains a friendly relationship with seniors and senior advocates and provides quality programs to those 55 and older. It encourages community involvement and increases attention on the services, resources and needs of seniors in the area. The agency supports the Park and Rec Department. |
| Galveston County Senior Services | (281) 309-5011 | Galveston County Senior Services operates three senior centers throughout the county which focus on fun, food and fellowship. The agency also provides transportation and home-delivered meals and plans various field trips and sightseeing excursions throughout the year. |
| Houston-Galveston Area Agency on Aging | (800)-437-7396 | The local Area Agency on Aging helps senior Texans stay independent for as long as possible and focuses on health and fitness throughout a variety of programs and services. The agency also serves as an advocate for those in long-term care, including in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Services include insurance counseling and health education. |
| Texas Long-Term Care Ombudsman | (877) 323-6466 | The long-term care ombudsman advocates for residents’ rights in assisted living communities throughout the state. Run by a team of trained volunteers and professionals, the ombudsman helps protect the quality of life and helps educate seniors on their rights. They also make annual investigations of long-term care facilities to ensure they maintain the standards set by local, state and federal agencies. |
| Galveston County Veterans Services | (409) 766-2448 | Galveston County Veterans Services protects the interests of men and women who’ve served in the military. The agency helps veterans sign up to receive benefits and compensation, including the Aid and Attendance Housing benefit that reimburses individuals for home and community-based services. |
Assisted living communities in League City are regulated by the Texas Department of Aging and Disabilities (DADS). All communities must maintain stringent health and safety standards to maintain their good standing. Learn more about these standards at our Assisted Living in Texas page.
