Erickson Senior Living

Erickson Senior Living is a premier provider of independent and continuing care communities across the United States. With a commitment to delivering exceptional care and services to their residents, their mission is to create communities that improve the senior living experience. Erickson also works with resident-led councils to ensure that residents are an integral part of shaping the community experience. Erickson is led by CEO R. Alan Butler, who has led the organization for the past 14 years.

Founded in 1983, Erickson holds 43 years of industry experience, operating campus-style senior living facilities across 11 states. Erickson also operates the largest integrated health and wellness system for residents through the Erickson Health Medical Group, which has earned a 5 star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) for four years in a row. Erickson also awarded an impressive $8.6 million in scholarships for Erickson student employees since 2021.

Overview

Est. 1983

24 properties

$3,091 - $5,397

Average rating 7.2

7 total reviews

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Types of Care Provided by Erickson Senior Living

Assisted Living Memory Care Independent Living Continuing Care Retirement Communities

Estimated Erickson Senior Living price ranges:

Erickson Senior Living pricing will vary widely from community to community, from city to city, and is also highly dependent on the type of care an older adult needs.

Type of care	Estimated monthly prices
Independent Living	$3,091 - $5,397

Frequently asked questions about Erickson Senior Living

How much does Erickson Senior Living cost?

The estimated average monthly cost of living in an Erickson Senior Living community is between $4,244. However, costs will vary widely depending on the city the community is located in, the overall size of the community, as well as by the care type your loved one requires.

Does Erickson Senior Living accept Medicaid?

Medicaid coverage varies widely from state to state: only some states allow those funds to be used to cover long-term care (assisted living) costs. However, like Medicare, you might be able to use Medicaid funds towards other healthcare costs.

How many facilities does Erickson Senior Living have?

Erickson Senior Living has 24 communities.

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