North Dakota · 1 cities · Updated 2026
Memory Care in North Dakota
North Dakota families researching assisted living and memory care can compare dozens of licensed communities across major metros. Costs and Medicaid waiver availability vary — contact your Area Agency on Aging for current programs.
- Licensed community options statewide
- Free matching available in covered metros
- Compare costs before touring
Memory Care by City in North Dakota
Paying for Memory Care in North Dakota
Most families pay privately. Medicaid waivers, VA benefits, and long-term care insurance can reduce out-of-pocket costs significantly.
- Income limit (individual)
- $2,829/mo
- Asset limit (individual)
- $2,000
Powers of attorney, Medicaid trusts, and advance directives protect your family before a care crisis.
VA Aid & Attendance can offset up to $2,431/month of care costs for wartime veterans and surviving spouses.
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Take Free Care AssessmentNorth Dakota Memory Care FAQs
How much does assisted living cost in North Dakota?▾
Assisted living in North Dakota typically ranges from $3,500 to $5,500/month depending on city, care level, and room type. Memory care runs 20–35% higher.
Does Medicaid cover assisted living in North Dakota?▾
Many states offer HCBS waiver programs. Contact your North Dakota Area Agency on Aging to learn about current waiver availability and waitlists.
How do I find memory care in North Dakota?▾
Browse our city guides below or use the free care matcher with your parent's zip code. We cover 1 major metros in North Dakota with costs, FAQs, and local matching.
What is the average memory care cost in North Dakota?▾
North Dakota averages approximately $4,300/month for assisted living and $5,600/month for memory care. Urban metros typically cost more than rural areas.
Sources & methodology
Cost estimates, demographics, and safety data are compiled from government sources. Verify current figures with official portals before making care decisions.