Assisted living community vs. living at home

Assisted Living Communities provide a supportive environment for seniors who want to maintain independence but need help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, medication management, meals, mobility or safety monitoring. Residents live in private apartments while receiving personalized care, 24/7 staff availability, prepared meals, housekeeping, transportation and a full calendar of social and wellness activities.

In comparison, living at home often requires coordinating multiple outside services - caregivers, home health, meal delivery, transportation and safety modifications - which can become costly, inconsistent or difficult for families to manage. Assisted Living offers a single, secure setting where care, social engagement and daily support are all under one roof, giving seniors more safety and families more peace of mind.

*Most Long Term Care Insurance Policies will cover a portion of Assisted Living

*Clinical Assessments are Required Prior to Move-In for Most Assisted Living Communities.