That is a common issue - especially for the lower priced units. As part of a large group of "50-60 somethings" a number of years ago, we learned this truth when helping our parents. The hardest hit were those who refused to plan for what came next, often ended up in undesirable and/or overpriced solutions. My friend's parents are now nearing 100, they moved 15 years ago to an independent apartment, and are now on the list for the next assisted unit in their complex. Now we are "70 somethings" and each of us is beginning to plan for our next step - whether modifying & arranging help to age in place, downsizing to one-level living, or applying for housing for future.
Are you safe where you are for the time being?
Sue

We are north of Dallas, and the last time we moved over 11 years, there was a waiting list for one year, It has to be much worse now. They keep building new apartments for seniors here but they are starting at $2,500. Before we move, we have to make sure that we can get in! I cannot take 108 degrees here and the ranchers are starting to sell off cattle, they can afford feed (not much grass left and water for the catttle.