Types of care options

Assisted living communities provide housing, personalized support services, and assistance with daily living activities.

Personal Care: Includes help with bathing, dressing, and medication management.

Social Activities: Organized events and activities that encourage social engagement.

Meals and Housekeeping: Regular meals and housekeeping services are provided.

Memory care units are specially designed for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other memory-related conditions.

24/7 Supervision: Continuous monitoring ensures the safety of residents.

Specialized Activities: Engagements tailored to maintain cognitive functions.

Therapeutic Environment: Facilities are often structured to reduce confusion and stress.

Adult care homes, also known as residential care homes, provide a more intimate setting for seniors who need a higher level of care.

Personalized Attention: Often a higher staff-to-resident ratio ensuring personalized care.

Home-like Environment: These homes care for between three and eight older adults.

On-site Medical Care:  Access to medical care can be arranged for residents.