Assisted living at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley starts at $4,700 a month for a studio and ranges from $8,700 to $8,900 for a two-bedroom. The monthly rate includes 24-hour support, dining, housekeeping, and activities, not charged separately.

Understanding assisted living costs in Spokane Valley often starts with a range rather than a single number. At Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley, Assisted Living starts at $4,700 per month for a studio apartment, while one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans are priced higher based on size. That monthly rate typically includes care, dining, housekeeping, and access to community activities, helping families understand what is covered as they compare floor plans and overall costs.

Key Takeaways

  • Assisted Living at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley starts at $4,700 per month for a studio and increases with floor plan size, up to $8,700-$8,900 for a two-bedroom.
  • The biggest driver of price within Assisted Living is apartment size, not the level of daily support provided.
  • A trustworthy monthly rate is built to be predictable, including 24-hour support, dining, housekeeping, and activities rather than charging for them separately.
  • Assisted Living generally costs less than Memory Care, since Memory Care includes additional state-required staff training and closer supervision.
  • Comparing communities fairly means asking about deposits, rate-increase policy, and what happens if care needs increase, not just the starting price.
  • Our team at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley can walk you through current, exact pricing for every floor plan.

What Assisted Living Costs at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley

Assisted Living at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley starts at $4,700 per month for a studio apartment and increases with suite size. Current starting rates are:

Floor Plan Size Starting Monthly Price
Studio 390 sq ft, 1 bath $4,700 – $5,100
One Bedroom 630 sq ft, 1 bath $5,600 – $6,300
Two Bedroom 950 sq ft, 1 bath $8,700 – $8,900

Every floor plan includes 24-hour support, chef-inspired dining, housekeeping, and access to community spaces like Charlie’s Backyard, our library, salon, and fitness center.

What Drives the Price Between Floor Plans

The biggest driver of price within Assisted Living is apartment size, not the level of care provided. A resident in a studio and a resident in a two-bedroom apartment can receive the same daily support from our team; the price difference reflects square footage and layout, not a different tier of service.

A closer look at what assisted living provides in Spokane Valley shows exactly what’s included at every floor plan size.

What’s Usually Included in the Monthly Price

An Assisted Living monthly rate at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley is built to be predictable, not a starting point with frequent add-ons. It includes:

  • 24-hour support from our care team, including help with daily tasks and medication reminders.
  • Three chef-inspired meals a day in our dining room.
  • Housekeeping and laundry.
  • A full social and activity calendar, plus access to the salon, fitness center, and library.
  • Scheduled concierge transportation.

Personal items, one-on-one companion care beyond standard staffing, and outside medical services are typically managed separately, often through insurance, Medicare, or a family’s own arrangements.

“The thing that solidified my desire for my pops to move in here was that the cost was no more than at the retirement community in Liberty Lake. The rooms tended to be higher cost, but the level of care was less, so it ended up being a wash, with the room and overall facility being a thousand times better,” wrote Andrea Larson in a Google review of Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley, describing her own family’s cost comparison before choosing a floor plan for her father.

Red Flags When Comparing Assisted Living Pricing

  • A quote that’s noticeably lower than every other community you’ve called. Ask specifically what is and is not included; a low base rent with frequent add-ons can end up costing more.
  • No clear answer about how rate increases work. A trustworthy community should be able to describe its rate-review process without hedging.
  • Reluctance to break down what’s included by floor plan. You should be able to get a clear, itemized answer for exactly what a studio versus a one-bedroom includes.

How Assisted Living Compares to Memory Care Cost

Assisted Living generally costs less per month than Memory Care, because Memory Care includes additional staff training and closer supervision within a secured setting. Families still deciding between memory care vs. assisted living in Spokane Valley are really weighing fit first, and affordability second.

Planning How to Pay for Assisted Living

Beyond the monthly rate itself, many families are also weighing private pay, long-term care insurance, VA Aid and Attendance benefits, or Medicaid options as they plan. Understanding payment options and financial assistance for assisted living is worth doing separately from the Spokane Valley-specific pricing above, since it applies no matter which community a family chooses.

Things to Know

  • Spokane Valley assisted living pricing tends to run below larger Puget Sound-area markets, though comparing suite size and inclusions matters more than comparing headline numbers alone.
  • Aging & Long Term Care of Eastern Washington, the local Area Agency on Aging, can help explain Medicaid and financial assistance programs that may apply for eligible families.
  • Ask each community whether pricing is reviewed annually or at another interval, and whether existing residents get advance notice before any increase.

Planning Ahead for Assisted Living Costs in Spokane Valley

The cost of assisted living in Spokane Valley depends mainly on floor plan size, and a trustworthy monthly rate should include care, dining, and daily support rather than charge for them piece by piece. Comparing what’s included, not just the starting price, helps your family plan with confidence. Our team at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley is happy to walk you through current pricing whenever you’re ready.

Ask About Current Assisted Living Pricing, additional state-required staff training

Floor plan availability and pricing can change, so the most accurate number is the one our team gives you directly. Ask about current pricing and tour our community to see each floor plan in person.

Call us at 509-309-8000 or ask about pricing online.

Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley, 16512 E Desmet Court, Spokane Valley, WA 99216

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does the price go up if my loved one needs more help over time?

Care needs are reviewed individually, and any changes are discussed directly with your family. Ask our team how care-level changes are handled before move-in to avoid surprises later.

2. Is there a deposit or community fee in addition to the monthly rate?

Ask each community directly, since this varies. Our team can walk you through exactly what applies at Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley before you commit to a floor plan.

3. Does Medicare cover assisted living costs?

Medicare generally does not cover the room-and-board portion of assisted living, since it is considered custodial rather than medical care. It may still cover related medical services delivered while a resident lives in assisted living. A benefits advisor can confirm what applies to your situation.

4. Can two people share a studio or one-bedroom apartment?

Ask our team about companion suite options if a couple is considering assisted living together. Pricing and availability depend on the specific floor plan.

 

Written by the Fields Senior Living at Spokane Valley care team.

Published July 2026.

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