Independent Living in Hawaii

Days in Hawaii can be as simple as driving out to the beach and lounging near the surf. Those seniors wishing something more urbane can visit Honolulu, a bustling metropolis that offers every modern convenience imaginable. Honolulu is also home to many of Hawaii’s top cultural attractions such as the Bishop Museum, the Honolulu Symphony, the Hawaii Theater and the Diamond Head Theater. Seniors interested in the history of the islands can visit sites such as the USS Arizona Memorial, which commemorates the beginning of World War II, and the Iolani Palace which once housed the royal family of Hawaii. No matter what their inclination, seniors choosing Hawaii independent living will easily find a wide assortment of activities.

The average cost of independent living in Hawaii is $2,564 per month. This is higher than the national average which is $1,729 per month.

 

For those who are not familiar with the particulars of Hawaii independent living, it balances the very best aspects of freedom and care. Residents are free to come and go as they choose, while staff members are also available to provide transportation as needed for everything from shopping to medical appointments. When seniors simply want to relax at home, independent living communities also offer a wide array of events that are sure to keep lives busy, fulfilled and exciting. If care of any sort is needed, you can browse through the communities under the Assisted Living and Nursing Homes categories on our site.

Senior Homes has an extensive directory of senior living options, with care and living providers across the United States.