types of care

Assisted living communities offer independent seniors with long term housing while helping with activities of daily living. These facilities are typically non medical and do not have medical personnel on staff such as doctors and nurses. Caregivers will be able to assist with personalized care to improve quality of life for the senior.

Residential care homes are commonly know as RCFE’s. This is a home like setting that offers private and shared rooms. Care homes give seniors a personalized care living arrangement including meals, health management and activities of daily living. RCFE’s typically offer services to 6-15 seniors at a time and are non medical facilities.

Memory care provides specialized housing for seniors with Dementia & Alzheimer’s to improve quality of life. These units are designed to assist residents with safe enriching personalized care to minimize confusion, wandering and improve cognition. Staff is trained to manage memory care symptoms and provide 24 hour care to seniors.

Independent living provides seniors with a community environment with minimal care. Typically this setting is an apartment style residence that includes activities, laundry services, prepared meals, property maintenance and other amenities. This allows seniors to have a carefree lifestyle.

Skilled nursing provides seniors with 24 hour long term care. These facilities provide care to seniors who need physical, mental, personal care & can assist with rehabilitation after a hospital discharge. Seniors will have access to nurses & caregivers to improve quality of life.

Hospice is compassionate care for adults who no longer want to pursue treatment for an illness. This care focuses on providing the best comfort, pain management, quality of life, emotional & spiritual support for their last phase of life, this can be in a residence or facility.