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Memory Care Costs in Boise, ID

Memory care in Boise starts near $5,918 a month, and the communities that offer it range from small residential houses to larger secured buildings, so the fit of the room often matters as much as the figure. The sections below walk through what Adora House, Ashley Manor - Cloverdale and Aarenbrooke Place - Cory Lane charge and what moves a figure up or down.

Memory Care Cost at a Glance

Average Starting Price
$5,918
Memory Care in Boise · as of 2026
Typical Starting-Price Range
$5,550 - $6,700/mo
Varies by care level, room type, and location

Based on published starting prices across 25 memory care communities in Boise.

Boise starting prices form a spread, $5,550 - $6,700/mo, and most of the movement inside it comes from room arrangement, care level and the way each community organizes its secured space. The memory care amount itself usually lands above the entry rate once a resident's needs have been assessed.

Memory Care Pricing by Community in Boise

Published starting prices for memory care communities in Boise. Where a community hasn't published a rate, an advisor can confirm current pricing at no cost.

Community Starting Price
Adora House From $5,550/mo
Ashley Manor - Hyde Park Accepts Medicaid From $5,550/mo
Care Moore Homes Memory Care at Stephen From $5,550/mo
Care Moore Homes Memory Care at Taft From $5,550/mo
Elgin Way Accepts Medicaid From $5,550/mo
Fox Den Homes - Bannock House From $5,550/mo
Fox Den Homes - Summerset House From $5,550/mo
Highmont Accepts Medicaid From $5,550/mo
Orchard Accepts Medicaid From $5,550/mo
Ashley Manor - Cloverdale Accepts Medicaid From $5,800/mo
Ashley Manor - Harmony Accepts Medicaid From $5,800/mo
Ashley Manor - Hill Road Accepts Medicaid From $5,800/mo
Care Moore Homes Memory Care at Hobble Creek From $5,800/mo
CornerStone Senior Living From $6,000/mo
Edgewood Spring Creek Boise Accepts Medicaid From $6,000/mo
Grace Memory Care at State Street Accepts Medicaid From $6,000/mo
Overland Court Generations Memory Care Accepts Medicaid From $6,000/mo
The Cottages of Boise Accepts Medicaid From $6,000/mo
The Cottages of SE Boise Accepts Medicaid From $6,000/mo
Aarenbrooke Place - Cory Lane Accepts Medicaid From $6,350/mo
Aspen Valley Senior Living Community Accepts Medicaid From $6,350/mo
Overland Court Senior Living Accepts Medicaid From $6,350/mo
Table Rock Senior Living at Barber Station From $6,350/mo
The Terraces of Boise From $6,700/mo
Truewood by Merrill, Boise From $6,700/mo

Starting prices reflect the lowest published monthly rate and typically rise with care level and room type.

Brooke Thomsen

Boise Memory Care Advisor

Brooke Thomsen

Senior Living Advisors

Brooke knows what memory care communities in Boise actually charge and what each rate includes. Get free, unbiased help matching the right care to your budget, with no sales pressure and no obligation.

What Adora House and Aarenbrooke Place Charge Each Month

Starting monthly figures for memory care in Boise begin at $5,550 for Adora House, step up to $5,800 for Ashley Manor - Cloverdale and reach $6,350 for Aarenbrooke Place - Cory Lane, so the three communities named here alone span a gap of roughly eight hundred dollars. Around them, the typical starting point across Boise sits near $5,918 a month, which tells a family where the middle of the market is without dictating what any one household will pay.

The Ashley Manor houses and Adora House sit toward the lower end of the Boise spread, while Aarenbrooke Place - Cory Lane and Aspen Valley Senior Living Community sit toward the upper end, a gap that families can usually trace to room layout, staffing and the size of the secured area when they ask each community to explain its base rate.

Care Moore Homes Memory Care at Hobble Creek and the other Ashley Manor houses fall between those anchors, which means a family can find several communities within a few hundred dollars of one another and choose on fit rather than on price alone.

What Pushes a Boise Memory Care Figure Up or Down

The care level assigned after an assessment is the largest single mover, because a resident who needs reminders and cueing is priced differently from one who needs hands-on help with bathing, transfers and nighttime checks. In Boise the spread of starting prices, $5,550 - $6,700/mo, shows how much room there is between an entry rate and a figure built around real needs.

Apartment size is the second lever, and a family comparing the Ashley Manor houses with Aspen Valley Senior Living Community is weighing different room arrangements as well as different prices, so it helps to picture where the person would sleep, dress and spend the quiet hours.

Building type adds a third layer, since a stand-alone memory care house, a secured wing inside a larger campus and a community dedicated entirely to memory care each organize staff and space differently, and that organization is reflected in the monthly figure. Because the starting figure is an entry rate, the memory care amount itself commonly sits above it once care needs are confirmed.

Inside the Base Rate at Boise Memory Care Communities

A monthly base rate at a Boise memory care community generally bundles the room, three meals a day, housekeeping, laundry, supervision around the clock and a daily schedule of group activities, though each community words its own list a little differently.

Charges that sit outside the base rate commonly include medication management beyond a set level, incontinence supplies, extra hands-on assistance, salon visits, transportation to appointments and guest meals, and these add up differently for each resident. Families comparing Adora House, the Ashley Manor houses and Care Moore Homes Memory Care at Hobble Creek will get the clearest picture by asking each one for a written schedule of the services billed separately, along with how often those charges are reviewed.

A community that folds more services into one monthly amount may look higher at first glance yet cost about the same in the end, so the comparison works best when each quote lists the same items side by side.

Planning a Boise Memory Care Move and Gathering Paperwork

Most Boise moves take shape over a few weeks, beginning with a round of phone calls, followed by one or two visits, a nurse's assessment of the resident and then a date when the chosen room is ready for move-in.

Families save time by collecting a photo identification, a current medication list, recent physician notes that record the diagnosis, and the legal documents naming who may act for the resident before the first assessment is scheduled. Having those papers in one folder lets a community quote a firm monthly amount sooner, and it keeps the move date from slipping while someone searches for a missing form.

Gathering the paperwork before touring also lets a family ask each community about its move-in date, since a room that opens next week suits a different plan than one that opens next month.

Brooke Thomsen

Brooke Thomsen

Senior Living Advisors, Idaho

Advisor Insight on
Memory Care in Boise

Boise memory care figures cluster closely, so the choice between a small house and a larger secured community usually turns on room arrangement and how a resident handles noise rather than on the monthly price alone.

Compare Care Costs in Boise

Costs rise with the level of care. Here's the average monthly cost for each option in Boise.

Independent Living
$2,975 /mo avg
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Assisted Living
$4,611 /mo avg
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Memory Care
$5,918 /mo avg
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Skilled Nursing
$10,290 /mo avg
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Paying for memory care in Idaho

Every one of these sources has its own eligibility rules and none of them covers room and board. Our guides walk through what each one actually pays for.

Memory Care Cost FAQs for Boise

How much does memory care cost in Boise each month?

Boise memory care typically starts near $5,918 a month, with Adora House at $5,550, Ashley Manor - Cloverdale at $5,800 and Aarenbrooke Place - Cory Lane at $6,350 serving as three reference points, and the amount for a given resident rises as care needs increase.

Which Boise memory care communities begin at the lowest monthly figure?

Adora House and Ashley Manor - Hyde Park both begin at $5,550 a month, which sits at the low end of the Boise spread, though the final amount depends on the assessed care level and the room chosen. A local advisor can match a household's budget to the communities whose figures and care fit together.

Why do two Boise memory care communities quote different monthly amounts?

Aarenbrooke Place - Cory Lane starts at $6,350 while Ashley Manor - Harmony starts at $5,800, and the gap reflects differences in room arrangement, staffing and the size of the secured space rather than any difference in the basic promise of supervision and safety.

What does a Boise memory care monthly rate usually cover?

At Aspen Valley Senior Living Community the entry figure is $6,350 a month, and like most Boise communities the base rate generally covers the room, meals, housekeeping, laundry and supervision, with medication help beyond a set level and supplies billed separately, so a written schedule of extra charges is worth requesting.

Do Boise memory care prices change after a resident moves in?

The entry figure at Care Moore Homes Memory Care at Hobble Creek is $5,800 a month, and like other Boise communities it can be adjusted when a resident's needs change, since communities reassess care levels from time to time and price the added help accordingly.

What should I gather before asking Boise communities for a price?

Bring a current medication list, recent physician notes and a clear description of how the person spends a typical day, so the quote reflects real needs rather than only the $5,800 entry figure that Ashley Manor - Harmony shows.

What Fits Your Budget for Memory Care in Boise?

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