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7 Assisted Living Communities in Cumberland County, New Jersey

The average cost of assisted living in the county is $6,855 per month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the county as well as financing options to pay for it. You’ll find in-depth information on 7 Assisted Living Communities in Cumberland County and several in surrounding areas. The Cost of Senior Care in Cumberland County, NJ

  • Assisted Living: $6,855
  • Nursing Home Care: $10,646
  • In-home Care: $3,813
  • Adult Day Health Services: $2,080

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Cumberland County

Rebecca

5

July 13, 2023

I visited this facility

I was there to visit a friend on July 12. I never saw such a gorgeous place for a retirement community… I would give you 10+ stars. I am so happy. My elderly friend is living. There is a beautiful beautiful spot. Thank you so much for all the work you do.

Carol Keroack

5

May 30, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

The Heron House is the most wonderful long term care facility!! My Mom was a House Mate at Heron House for over 3 years. The sincere 'loving care' she received there was heartwarming. She was happy there. Communication between staff and myself was ongoing. The owners are onsite just about 24/7! As my Mom's needs increased the staff was always able to provide the appropriate level of care. The kitchen is "always open"and serves a wonderful variety of delicious meals. The building provides out door space as well as numerous beautifully updated indoors areas; all house mates have a private room. The most important part of Heron House is the terrific, caring, and loving staff..I can't say enough about the love, yes love that all of the staff shows to each and every house mate. That of course is the most important aspect of choosing a facility..Heron House has the best...the very best staff!!

Margaret Pirone

5

December 19, 2022

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mom moved into Sunnybrook on a 60 day trail bases. Statie whom I spoke with and gave us tours of several apartments. She spent a lot of time helping mom find the perfect apartment. Statie also went up and beyond to help mom find other community members for mom. Mom was made to feel very welcome by residents and staff included her in activities and checking to see how she is doing. Thanks to everyone at Sunnybrook my mom is a very happy to be a resident. I cannot say enough about Statie and what a kind caring and amazing lady she is. Her asset to Sunnybrook is amazing and she is always there for us no matter what.

Tara

1

April 12, 2022

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Do not let your loved one stay there. From number 2s left to dry in room to falling, there is very little employee involvement

John

4

March 8, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother has moved into The Bridges at Bent Creek. The care has been very good. The staff members seem to be very caring towards my mother. Communication with them is a little bit sparse; it could be a little better. Because of COVID, I'm not sure what's going on exactly, but she has participated in meals, and she seems comfortable there. She's enjoying the meals and everything, and she said the food is really good. It seems like we made a good choice.

Selena

4

February 15, 2021

I visited this facility

My ex-husband will be moving in to Heritage Place in February. I have been there myself to bring his stuff and clean up because we're already moving him in slowly. The people there are friendly and helpful. I love it there. It's a good place for him to be because it is right around the corner from the VA Medical Center, so if there's any problem or issue, they could get right at it. It's also clean. I like the way it looked, and he will be staying on the 1st floor, which is a good thing.

Audrey

4

January 20, 2021

I visited this facility

I went to visit a facility at Canco road in Portland called The Woods. It was very, very nice but it was so expensive I couldn't afford it. I only met one person there and he seemed to be very nice. I don't know if they have a community room because of Covid going on. They showed me a 1-bedroom apartment, I thought it was a little bit small. There was no place to put things, there was not enough storage, it was very clean though. There was no courtyard. Everything was fine, everything was very orderly and it was very nice.

Bill

5

December 21, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My brother is at The Woods at Canco. All the people there are very positive and very kind. I was impressed with the reactions of all the other people who are living there who seem to be very happy. They are all reaching out to my brother to walk him in there, so that's kinda cool. They haven't had one case of virus yet, which is a good thing. They have a very good program in as far as the entry into the building to make sure that everyone is questioned and temperature is taken and so on and so forth. They have excellent facilities. They're very nice and it's like they're living in a hotel. You have your own little apartment, which comes out into the hallways, and there are three floors. There is a library and a chapel. There are some rooms that are larger, but his room is the smallest one, which is the least expensive and came closer to his budget. They have a servant that is serving meals in the room so they're dropping food outside the door on the chair and knocking on the door. All of those are delivered in a container that you can eat out of and you put the container back out. They ran it by to see if they can reuse them and then throw out in a dishwasher. I'm impressed with them so far, like when they came and helped us set up the TV so that my brother could have 100 stations, which is kind of nice. It's a perfect spot for him. They have a large dining room that was only allowing 20, now up to 30 people. They had three tables put together and cart table at the tables. Overall, they are separating everyone and they're doing a really good job of social distancing. Everybody is required to wear masks. They do exercise programs every day and activities that you can or don't have to get involved with if you don't want to. They also offer bus programs. They have a bus that takes you to the store so you can have groceries. About three days a week they take on a bus that handles 20 people, but they only allow five. They make three to four rounds, so if you need to go to the store you can, but quite honestly, I feel like you're gonna get very used to the meals that they are offering because their food is good. None of the rooms have cooking capabilities. All of the apartments have no stoves. There's only a bathroom for shower, but they also have a little sink for your kitchen there with a counter over next to the refrigerator. It's all very small. They have an exercise program once a day where they go through a whole series of exercises. They have people there that are in wheelchairs, in walkers and in canes, and they all do various exercises in the arms and legs, and that's a good thing. Every night they have a movie at 7:00. Everybody can come into the movie. You can write up movies you personally want to see and put it in as a suggestion.

J.O.

4

March 19, 2020

I visited this facility

We visited The Woods at Canco, but it's private pay, and we can't afford it. It was a very nice facility, everybody was friendly, and the staff was awesome. It was very clean and very independent. We saw their studio apartments. They had a TV display in the dining room with a list of activities going on for the day. They had a bible circle, and they had a bunch of things going on. We saw the laundry room and a grand piano.

Map of Cumberland County, New Jersey

Assisted Living Costs in Cumberland County

Assisted living facilities in Cumberland County charge an average of $6,855 per month, which is almost $800 more than the state median of $6,065. It’s also $2,850, or about 70%, higher than the $4,000 national average. Data from Genworth’s 2018 Cost of Care Survey shows that Cumberland County is the state’s most expensive area for assisted living after Trenton ($7,230). In Atlantic City ($5,100) and Ocean City ($4,800), seniors pay $1,755 and $2,055 less per month, respectively.

Note: Cost comparisons are based on data for Vineland since data wasn’t available for Cumberland County.

Cumberland County/Vineland Area

$6,855

National Average

$4,000

State Average

$6,065

Ocean City

$4,800

Atlantic City

$5,100

Trenton

$7,230

Care Cost Comparison

The cost of senior care varies widely depending on the level of assistance the person requires and whether services are provided at home, in a residential facility or at a group center. Although assisted living rates in Cumberland County are well above the national average, this is not the most expensive type of care. Skilled nursing costs 55% more on average. Homemaker services and home health aides represent an intermediate option in terms of price and the range of services they provide. Adult day health care programs are another lower-cost alternative suitable for seniors who live at home but require daytime assistance. While community-based options have an attractive price compared to assisted living, they don’t include room and board or essential living expenses, which can account for a significant part of seniors’ budgets. To estimate the true price of care, seniors should consider all out-out-pocket costs.

Senior Care Cost Comparison Chart

Assisted Living

$6,855

Homemaker Services

$3,813

Home Health Aide

$4,338

Adult Day Health Services

$2,080

Nursing Home Care

$10,646

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Cumberland County

Medicaid in New Jersey

New Jersey Medicaid, also called NJ FamilyCare, is a state and federally funded health insurance program available to residents unable to afford some or all of their medical bills. It covers a variety of essential services ranging from preventive health screenings to emergency hospital care as well as prescriptions, medical equipment and nursing home care.

Regular Medicaid and Medicaid for the Aged, Blind and Disabled are income-cap programs open to SSI recipients and certain residents with limited income and resources. Individuals who are blind, disabled or aged 65 or older may qualify if they meet the following requirements:

  • Single applicants must earn no more than $1,041 per month
  • Couples must have a joint income of no more than $1,409 per month
  • Countable assets may not exceed $4,000 for individuals or $6,000 for couples


Institutional Medicaid is available to residents who require nursing home care as determined by an independent assessment. The following income and asset limits apply to this program:

  • For individuals, the monthly income cap is 300% of the federal benefit rate or $2,313
  • For couples who both need nursing home care, the limit doubles to $4,626
  • Assets are limited to $2,000 for single applicants and $3,000 for couples 


If one spouse chooses not to apply for Medicaid, they can claim up to $3,160.50 of their partner’s income as a monthly needs allowance. They may also retain 50% of joint assets worth up to $126,420. Essential household items, personal belongings and major assets, including a home worth up to $878,000, are also exempt.

Seniors who don’t meet these limits may still qualify for coverage if they use excess income for medical care. Seniors may also divert excess funds to a qualified income trust since assets held in the account can only be used for certain health-related expenses.

Seniors can check their eligibility or apply for NJ FamilyCare online. Paper applications can be submitted in person or mailed to the Cumberland County Division of Social Services at 275 N. Delsea Dr., Vineland, NJ 08360. Residents may call (800) 701-0710 for more information.

Managed Long Term Services and Supports

New Jersey’s Managed Long Term Services and Supports is a Comprehensive Medicaid waiver program that gives seniors an alternative to nursing home care. This state benefit is available to seniors who qualify for institutional Medicaid based on their need for assistance with at least three activities of daily living. Eligible county residents can choose from several managed care providers and receive services at home or in an assisted living facility. The program includes full health care benefits, case management, delivered meals, assisted living, nursing home care and emergency response systems.

For more information or to apply for MLTSS services, contact the Cumberland County Office on Aging and Disabled at (856) 453-2220.

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

PACE

The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly offered to Cumberland County residents by Inspira Life is a managed care system serving Medicaid-eligible adults aged 55 or older who require a nursing home level of care. The program gives seniors the option to receive long-term care services at home or in a community setting, such as an assisted living facility. This Medicaid alternative provides enrollees with all medical and long-term care services through a single agency. Covered services include adult day health care, personal care, primary medical care, prescription medications, specialty care and medically necessary hospital visits or skilled nursing.

Seniors can contact Inspira Life at (855)-295-5433 for more information or to apply. 

State Supplemental Payment

Cumberland County residents who are aged, blind or disabled and meet the  income and asset requirements to receive Supplemental Security Income may also qualify for a State Supplemental Payment. These monthly payments help residents pay for essential living expenses, such as room and board, in an assisted living facility. The benefit amount is based on marital status, income and living arrangements. Qualifying individuals who reside in licensed residential health care facilities that participate in Medicaid may receive a combined benefit of up to $981.05 per month. For couples, the maximum payment is $1,895.36. 

 To learn more or apply, seniors can call the Social Security Administration at (800) 772-1213 or visit the Bridgeton SSA office at 149 West Broad Street.

Area Agency on Aging

The Cumberland County Office on Aging and Disabled is the designated Area Agency on Aging that provides a single point of contact for seniors and disabled adults in need of local, state or federal resources. The agency can assist with Medicare and Medicaid counseling, case management, door-to-door transportation, delivered meals and referrals for home- and community-based services.  Cumberland County Office on Aging & Disabled
800 E. Commerce St., Bridgeton, NJ 08302
(856) 453-2220

Veterans Services 

Military veterans and survivors can take advantage of government-sponsored services and nonprofit resources. The Cumberland County Department of Veterans Affairs handles bureaucratic issues and performs administrative functions. Nonprofit agencies, such as the Veterans Multi-Service Center, assist with housing, benefits applications and entitlement claims. Veterans can also access health care services through the Cumberland County VA clinic in Vineland.

Cumberland County Department of Veterans Affairs
3322 College Dr., Vineland, NJ 08362
(856) 238-6800

Veterans Multi-Service Center New Jersey/Delaware
415 N. High St., Millville, NJ 08332
(856) 293-7321

Cumberland County VA Clinic
79 W. Landis Ave. Vineland, NJ 08360
(800) 461-8262 Ext. 6500

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