Statistics

Dementia in Baltimore: 2026 Statistics

How many people in Baltimore are old enough to be at risk, how many are estimated to be living with dementia, how many are on their own, and what care costs. Every figure is sourced below.

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MeasureBaltimoreNote
Total populationCensus ACS 5-year estimate
Aged 65 and over86,161
Aged 85 and over9,51511% of those 65+
Estimated living with dementia9,573Estimate: 1 in 9 of those 65+, see method
Seniors living alone34,12239.6% of those 65+
Median household income$59,623All households, Census ACS
In-home care, hourly$24 to $34The range Dementia In Home quotes for this city

What in-home care costs in Baltimore

Using the hourly range above. Twenty hours a week is a common starting point; forty is roughly full-time daytime cover.

20 hours a week, per month

$2,078 to $2,944

40 hours a week, per month

$4,157 to $5,889

20 hours a week, per year

$24,960 to $35,360

Full breakdown, and what changes the number, on the cost of care in Baltimore.

Where Baltimore stands among 20 cities

All 20 cities side by side on the national statistics page.

Frequently asked questions

How many people in Baltimore have dementia?
An estimated 9,573. This applies the Alzheimer's Association's national prevalence figure of roughly 1 in 9 people aged 65 and over to Baltimore's Census count of 86,161 residents in that age group. It is an estimate, not a diagnosis count.
How many seniors live alone in Baltimore?
34,122 people aged 65 or over live alone in Baltimore, which is 39.6% of that age group, according to Census ACS 5-year estimates.
What does in-home dementia care cost in Baltimore?
Dementia In Home quotes $24 to $34 an hour in Baltimore. At 20 hours a week that is about $2,078 to $2,944 a month; at 40 hours, $4,157 to $5,889.
How does Baltimore compare with other cities?
Among the 20 cities Dementia In Home covers, Baltimore ranks 16 for residents aged 65 and over and 12 for seniors living alone.

Sources and method

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