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Tinton Falls is a small borough in Monmouth County and is only a few minutes away from some of the best New Jersey beaches and within easy reach of New York. It has a population of approximately 19,200, and around 26.6 % of the population is over 65. Monmouth County, in general, is a popular retirement area, partly thanks to easy access to health care, including the Tinton Falls VA Clinic. Parks where residents can relax and walk include Wardell Park and the Overlook by the Falls, and the town is home to several historical homes, such as Crawford House, and the Tinton Historic District just downstream of the falls. Tinton Falls has crisp winters, warm summers and mild fall and spring weather.
The average monthly cost of assisted living in Tinton Falls is $7,487, although pricing varies depending on location, amenities and services.
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At $7,487, the average cost of assisted living in Tinton Falls is $837 higher than the average for the state of New Jersey and $3,187 more than the national median of $4,300. In Delaware, the average rises slightly to $6,690, but it’s considerably lower in New York State ($4,800) and Pennsylvania ($3,955).
The cost of assisted living varies substantially across New Jersey, with Tinton Falls having the highest median at $7,478. Vineland seniors save nearly $1,000 per month by comparison, and those in Atlantic City can add around $1,700 to their budgets. Ocean City has the lowest average of $4,945, over $2,500 less than Tinton Falls. Further north in New York City, seniors pay $5,991 per month.
Note: Data for Tinton Falls was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Trenton, was used instead.
New Jersey Medicaid can cover the costs of assisted living through the Medicaid Managed Long Term Services and Supports (MLTSS) program. Another option for residents in Tinton Falls is the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), operating as Beacon of Life in Monmouth County. It’s open to people 55 years or older who need a nursing home level of care.
Learn more about New Jersey’s MLTSS and PACE programs at our Assisted Living in New Jersey page.
| Contact | Description | |
| Division of Aging Services, Department of Health Services, State of New Jersey | (877) 222-3737 (800) 792-8820 | The Division of Aging Services provides information on aging together with a variety of programs and services for seniors. This includes information related to adult day care, adult protective services and Area Agencies on Aging. |
| State of New Jersey, Department of Veterans Affairs | (732) 683-8675 | The Department of Veteran Affairs has offices throughout New Jersey, including the Monmouth County Veterans office. This provides advice and helps veterans find support and services including applying for benefits, accessing health care and long-term care referrals. |
| Aging and Disability Resource Connection | (877) 222-3737 | Operated by The Division of Aging Services, the Aging and Disability Resource Connector is a separate tool providing access to information on a wide range of topics and services available to seniors. |
| NJ State Library, New Jersey Social Services, Seniors | (609) 278-2640 | This website provides listings on a range of topics affecting seniors including tax returns, pharmaceutical assistance for the aged, assistive technology, home services and legal assistance for seniors. |
| Monmouth County Office on Aging | (732) 431-7450 | With a primary objective of ensuring senior citizens in Monmouth receive services to maintain their quality of life, the County Office on Aging provides information on services and programs for seniors aged 60 and older. |
| New Jersey Advocates for Aging Well (NJAAW) | (609) 421-0206 | The NJAAW is an advocacy group helping seniors and caregivers access programs, services and resources. The organization focuses on creating age-friendly communities and breaking down myths regarding the aging process. |
Tinton Falls assisted living communities must be certified by the New Jersey Department of Health and comply with state rules and statutes. Visit our Assisted Living in New Jersey page to learn more about these laws and regulations.
