How much do annual rate increases usually raise a $5,000 assisted living fee over time?
Facilities typically increase rates between 3% and 8% annually. If a resident has a $5,000 monthly base rate and the facility applies a 5% increase each year, the cost will rise to approximately $6,380 by the fifth year of residence.
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