ElderCareCost

Elder Care Cost: Omaha, NE vs Colorado Springs, CO (2026)

Omaha, NE assisted living runs $4,400/month — $300/month less than Colorado Springs, CO's $4,700/month. That's $3,600/year.

Omaha, NE, NE

$4,400

assisted living/month

-$100 vs national avg

Colorado Springs, CO, CO

$4,700

assisted living/month

+$200 vs national avg

Omaha, NE vs Colorado Springs, CO — All Care Types

Monthly costs. Green = lower cost. National average shown for context.

Care Type Omaha, NE Colorado Springs, CO
Assisted Living $4,400/mo $4,700/mo
Nursing Home (Private) $8,900/mo $9,800/mo
In-Home Aide $5,300/mo $5,500/mo
Memory Care $6,100/mo $6,500/mo
Adult Day Care $1,450/mo $1,600/mo

Source: Genworth/CareScout Cost of Care Survey. 2026 estimates.

Annual Cost Impact

For assisted living, Omaha, NE costs $52,800/year vs Colorado Springs, CO's $56,400/year.

Monthly savings

$300

Annual savings

$3,600

2-year total savings

$7,200

% difference

7%

Savings = Colorado Springs, CO cost minus Omaha, NE cost. Assisted living only.

Overall, Omaha, NE is more affordable — lower cost on 5 of 5 care types.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is elder care cheaper in Omaha, NE or Colorado Springs, CO?

Omaha, NE has lower assisted living costs at $4,400/month vs. $4,700/month in Colorado Springs, CO — a difference of $300/month ($3,600/year).

What types of elder care are compared here?

This page compares five common senior care types: assisted living, nursing home (private room), in-home aide (44 hrs/week), memory care, and adult day care. These cover the full range from part-time supervision to full residential skilled nursing care.

How do these cities compare to the national average?

The national average for assisted living is $4,500/month. Omaha, NE is $100 below the national average. Colorado Springs, CO is $200 above the national average.