What Level of Care is Right for You?

Housing for those not in need of additional assistance, such as 55+ apartments or independent/retirement communities.

Housing whereby a senior can age in place. Beginning with independent living, moving to assisted living and finally skilled nursing as needed. All are typically located together on one campus.

Independent living with help provided for activities of daily living.

Assisted living in a home-like setting and typically has fewer residents.

Licensed and equipped to provide residents with healthcare that meets the needs of more involved medical problems.

Provides special programs and assistance for those with memory loss. Some may provide special security measures.

Non-medical (home care) or skilled medical care (home health) that allows seniors to remain in their place of residence.

Services typically include meals and activities that provide social interaction. Some centers may accommodate special needs such as Alzheimer’s.

End of life care for the terminally ill, usually via visits in the home or facility of residence.

* Typically accepts Medicare