Memory Care in Ithaca, NY

Last updated March 01, 2025

Ithaca offers a diverse range of 1 Memory Care communities giving families varied options to choose from. The average cost of memory care living in the Ithaca area is $9,580, and the communities in the Ithaca area have a average rating of 9.8 out of 10. Seniorly also uses Seniorly Price Estimate for cost comparisons with nearby cities, and even highlights new construction facilities for those seeking modern amenities. Families can look at 16 photos, 71 ratings and reviews, and 1 prices in the Ithaca area to get a sense of memory care in the area. Finding the right memory care facility for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia is a complex journey. Memory care communities offer support with activities of daily living as well as features designed specifically for residents with memory challenges.From staff that are specially trained to manage complex behaviors like agitation or sundowning to secure units that are designed to prevent wandering, finding the right memory care facility can make a big difference. For personalized assistance, Seniorly local advisors Julie Whitbeck-Lewinski are available to help with your search.

The 1 Best Memory Care Facilities in Ithaca, NY

1 communities near Ithaca, NY

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Brookdale Ithaca Memory Care

101 Bundy Road, Ithaca, NY 14850

Memory Care

Nestled in the serene and welcoming neighborhood of Ithaca, Brookdale Ithaca offers a vibrant and supportive environment for seniors seeking memory care services. This community is dedicated to providing personalized care and a sense of belonging for residents experiencing Alzheimer's and dementia. With a focus on person-centered care, Brookdale Ithaca ensures that each resident feels valued and u...

From $6,095/mo

9.8

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Compare average cost of memory care in Ithaca, NY area with nearby cities

The figures below show the average monthly starting costs for memory care of nearby cities. Keep in mind that these figures are an average, and that the numbers used to calculate it spanned a wide range. In fact, Seniorly data suggests that most families will underestimate their monthly budget by almost 20%, meaning that once inclusions and services are factored in, they can actually afford more than they originally thought.

$9,096/mo

Cortland

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$5,850/mo

Elmira

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$5,022/mo

Penn Yan

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$5,062/mo

Endicott

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$5,367/mo

Vestal

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$5,493/mo

Auburn

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Memory Care amenities in Ithaca area

100% of these memory care are verified

100% of these memory care offer resident-run activities

100% of these memory care have walking paths

100% of these memory care have a restaurant style

Average Seniorly Community Score in Ithaca

9.8

Excellent

Seniorly Community Score

What is Seniorly Community Score?

The Seniorly Community Score is a comprehensive and unbiased rating system that takes into account multiple factors crucial to senior living quality. We've meticulously analyzed thousands of senior living communities across the country to create an innovative and accurate assessment of each community's strengths and offerings. The Seniorly Community Score employs a user-friendly scale from 1 to 10, with 10 signifying an exceptional senior living community and 1 representing the lower end of quality, ensuring an easy-to-understand and transparent evaluation for families.

Get to know Ithaca area

Total population: 1,317

60% of population is 50+ years old, 32% is 65+ years old

Median income: $144,408

The poverty rate is 11% lower for this region compared to the New York state average, which is 13%

Diversity

1% Asian, 3% Hispanic, and 93% White of population

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Independent Living

For active older adults who want to downsize to a home in a retirement community but don't need help to live independently.

Memory Care

A supervised and secured community designed to support engagement and quality of life for residents living with dementia.

Continuing Care Retirement Communities

For residents who want to age in place as their care needs change—from Independent Living to nursing care. Requires a buy-in fee.

Nursing Homes

For seniors with more serious medical needs who require skilled care following a hospitalization, illness, or surgery. Nursing Homes are also known as skilled nursing facilities.

Board and Care Home

Homes in residential neighborhoods that are equipped and staffed to provide daily care for a small number of residents.