Berkeley County, South Carolina · County Market Snapshot
Assisted living in Berkeley County, South Carolina
Demand, supply, and opportunity for small assisted living homes in Berkeley County — from the RAL Market Scout dataset.
Updated July 2026
Berkeley County, SC scores 8.7/10 (Strong) for assisted living opportunity. It has 13,600 residents aged 75+, growing 32.8%, against 10 licensed homes — a strong small-home market on RAL Market Scout's demand-vs-supply scoring.
Opportunity score
8.7/10
Strong
Population 75+
13,600
32.8% growth
Licensed homes
10
current supply
Demand rating
6.3/10
Moderate
Why Berkeley County ranks here
Berkeley County scores 8.7/10 (Strong) because its 13,600 seniors 75+ are growing 32.8% against just 10 licensed homes, with referral capacity of 0.6 per 1,000 seniors from nearby hospitals, hospice, and home-health agencies. A senior median income of $60,161 and median home value of $310,300 signal the local private-pay base.
Berkeley County demand & supply detail
Population 75+
13,600
75+ growth (10-yr)
32.8%
Dementia prevalence (65+)
6.0%
Licensed assisted living homes
10
Referral facilities nearby (hospital · hospice · SNF · home health · FQHC)
How many assisted living homes are in Berkeley County?
Berkeley County has 10 licensed assisted living homes, serving 13,600 residents aged 75 and older.
Is Berkeley County a good market for assisted living?
Berkeley County scores 8.7 out of 10 (Strong) on RAL Market Scout, which weighs 75+ demand and projected senior growth against current bed supply. Its 75+ population is growing 32.8%.
How fast is the senior population growing in Berkeley County?
The 75+ population in Berkeley County is projected to change 32.8% over the coming decade, with dementia prevalence around 6.0% of seniors 65+.
Go deeper on Berkeley County
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Sources: Licensed-home count from the South Carolina state roster (RAL Market Scout pipeline). 75+ population, growth, income, and home value from U.S. Census ACS. Dementia prevalence from CMS chronic-condition data. Opportunity score is RAL Market Scout's model. Snapshot: 2026-07. Informational only — not legal, financial, or investment advice.