There are 6 independent living communities serving Polson, Montana. This includes 2 communities in Polson and 4 nearby. The mean daily cost of independent living in Montana is $61, with costs ranging between $28 and $107 daily. On a monthly basis, this equates to a median cost of $1,815, with costs ranging from about $825 up to $3,222. The mean yearly cost is $21,780, which is less than the nationwide average of $23,100.
Polson is a small city in Lake County, Montana. Though the encompassing metropolitan area has 485,053 people, there are 9,913 residing within the city limits. 35% of the residents are over 55.
Polson has an average SeniorScore™ of 68. The city's median household income is $39,000 ($22,000 on a per capita basis), compared to the average of $45,000 for the entire state of Montana. The median home price in Polson is $339,000, which is relatively higher than the Montana average of $241,500. Polson has a high unemployment rate of about 9.4%.
Polson has very harsh mean temperatures, with very cold winters and calm summers. The area receives ideal amounts of rainfall each year. Polson has subpar air quality ratings and a moderate rate of crime compared to other cities.