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Independent living refers to a housing option designed for individuals who are capable of living on their own but desire the maintenance-free conveniences, social opportunities, culinary options, housekeeping services, and safety features of a community setting.

In Independent Living Communities, residents have their own private living spaces, such as apartments or villas/cottages, and access to communal areas, amenities, and services.

These communities are structured to promote an active and social lifestyle while providing assistance with daily/weekly support tasks as needed.

Assisted living is a type of residential arrangement for seniors or disabled individuals who need help with daily activities of living, such as bathing, dressing, and taking medication.

In Assisted Living Communities, residents typically have their own private living spaces (certain communities do offered shared accommodations) such as apartments or suites, and receive assistance with tasks like housekeeping, meal preparation, medication management, and personal care from trained staff members that are on-site 24/7.

Assisted Living Communities offer communal dining, social activities, and transportation services to support residents' independence and quality of life.

There are three level of licensure in our local area are standard, limited nursing, and extended congregate care. Our expert team educate our clients on differences.

Memory care Assisted Living is a specialized type of residential care designed for individuals with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or other memory-related conditions. These facilities provide a secure and structured environment specifically tailored to the unique needs of residents with memory impairment.

Memory Care Assisted Living offer:

Safe and secure environments: These communities are designed to allow residents to wander safety in a secure environment.

Specialized care: Staff members are trained to provide personalized care and assistance with activities of daily living, as well as specialized programming to support cognitive function and memory retention.

Structured routines: Residents benefit from structured daily routines and activities designed to reduce anxiety and confusion.

Secure outdoor spaces: Many memory care communities offer secure outdoor areas where residents can safely enjoy fresh air and sunshine.

Support for families: Memory care communities often provide support and education for family members dealing with the challenges of caring for a loved one with memory loss.

A skilled nursing facility (SNF) is a residential care setting that provides 24-hour skilled medical care under the supervision of licensed health professionals.

Skilled nursing facilities typically offer:

Nursing care: Skilled nursing care provided by registered nurses (RNs) or licensed practical nurses (LPNs).

Therapy services: Physical, occupational, and speech therapy provided by licensed therapists.

Medical services: Medical services such as wound care, medication management, and rehabilitation services.

Assistance with activities of daily living: Help with activities such as bathing, dressing, and eating for individuals who are unable to perform these tasks independently.