
Abrams Residence
Ewing, Mercer County
The Abrams Residence is a boutique assisted living setting located on Walter Street in Ewing, New Jersey. First added to the wider Greenwood House campus in 2003, the residence…
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Assisted living communities provide housing, meals, and daily support services for seniors who want independence but need help with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, or medication management.
These communities offer the perfect balance between autonomy and peace of mind, giving residents freedom while ensuring support is always available.

Support with daily activities
Engaging social programs
Nutritious meals prepared daily
Safe and accessible living spaces
We guide families through the process with expert advice and strong relationships with trusted assisted living communities, so you can make confident choices with ease.
Our team takes time to understand your loved one’s lifestyle, preferences, and needs to match them with the right community.
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$8,710 a month
That is the New Jersey median for assisted living, against $6,200 across the country. New Jersey is the 5th most expensive state in the country for assisted living.
Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey, published March 2026. Figures verified September 2026.
See the full New Jersey cost guide| Area | Counties | Median a month |
|---|---|---|
| Trenton | Mercer | $9,885 |
| North and Central New Jersey | Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Union, Morris, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Somerset, Sussex, Hunterdon | $9,450 |
| The Camden area (South Jersey) | Camden, Burlington, Gloucester | $7,470 |
| Atlantic City | Atlantic | $7,006 |
Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey, published March 2026. Figures verified September 2026.
The cost of assisted living varies depending on location, level of care, and services included. While generally less expensive than nursing homes, assisted living may still be higher than staying at home.
Life Senior Placement helps you understand pricing upfront so you can find the right option without hidden surprises.
It can pay for the care, but not the rent. New Jersey's Medicaid program, NJ FamilyCare, covers personal care and support services in assisted living through Managed Long Term Services and Supports (MLTSS) for people who qualify medically and financially. Room and board is still paid by the resident, often from Social Security or a pension.
Not every community accepts Medicaid, and many that do only take residents who have paid privately for a set time first. Ask each community directly, or ask us. We know which ones accept it.
Medicare does not pay for assisted living. It covers doctor visits, hospital stays and short nursing home stays after a hospital admission, not ongoing residence.
The New Jersey Department of Health licenses assisted living residences, comprehensive personal care homes and assisted living programs, and inspects them. Every community we list shows its state license details where we can match them to the official record.
Independent living is not licensed in New Jersey. If a place offers help with bathing, dressing or medication, it needs a license to do so, so it is worth checking.
Start with the care needed today and likely in two years. Ask whether the community can handle memory loss, two-person transfers or diabetes care, and what happens if it cannot.
Get the full price in writing: base rent, the care level charges on top, and how often those go up. Visit at a mealtime, talk to residents, and ask how many aides work nights.
If you want someone to do the legwork, our advisors know which New Jersey communities have openings and what they really charge. It is free for families.

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Costs, local communities and what families in each county tell us.
See the full breakdown in the cost of assisted living in New Jersey.
Many assisted living communities can accommodate changing needs by providing additional support services. If more advanced medical care becomes necessary, a transition to a higher level of care may be recommended.
Yes. Many assisted living communities offer accommodations for couples, allowing spouses to live together while receiving individualized levels of support.
Many assisted living communities are pet-friendly, though policies may vary. Some communities have restrictions regarding pet size, breed, or the number of pets allowed.
Families should ask about staff availability, resident activities, dining options, emergency response procedures, care services, transportation, and any additional fees that may apply.
The timeline varies by community and availability. Some seniors can move in within days, while others may need to complete assessments, paperwork, and financial planning before admission.
Tell us what you are looking for and a placement advisor will come back with verified options. Our service is always free for families.
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