Stay Options: Finding the Right Residential Assisted Living for Your Needs
Choosing the right Residential Assisted Living isn’t a one-size-fits-all decision. Whether you need a short-term stay, a mid-term transition, or a long-term home, there are options tailored to different lifestyles, needs, and levels of care. Understanding these choices can help you find the perfect living arrangement that supports your independence, comfort, and well-being.
Acuities of Care in Facilities
Assisted Living
Description: Designed for individuals who can generally manage daily activities with some assistance.
Services Provided:
Mobility & Physical Assistance: Help with ambulation, wheelchair and walker support, ensuring residents’ safety and ease of movement.
Personal Care Needs: Assistance with toileting, bathing, dressing, and oral hygiene to maintain dignity and well-being.
Medication & Health Monitoring: Medication reminders, allergy management, and coordination with healthcare providers.
Meal & Nutrition Services: Special diet accommodations, meal preparation, and nutrition support.
Housekeeping & Social Engagement: Housekeeping, laundry services, recreational activities, and community engagement to promote an active lifestyle.
Facility Type: Assisted living communities, senior apartments with supportive services, and residential care homes.
Memory Care
Description: Specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other cognitive impairments.
Services Provided: Secure environment, structured routines, cognitive therapies, 24/7 supervision, assistance with daily activities, medication management, and specialized staff trained in dementia care. Additional support includes sensory stimulation programs, memory-enhancing activities, and family education resources.
Facility Type: Memory care units within assisted living facilities or standalone memory care centers.
Skilled Nursing
Description: Comprehensive medical care provided by licensed nurses and healthcare professionals for individuals with complex medical needs or recovering from illness, surgery, or injury.
Services Provided: 24/7 medical supervision, wound care, catheter and colostomy care, IV therapy, diabetes management, physical and occupational therapy, medication administration, respiratory care, and post-surgical recovery support. Skilled nursing facilities also provide rehabilitation services to help residents regain independence.
Facility Type: Skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, and long-term care hospitals.
What does your loved one need?
Assisted Living
Assisted Living
- Help with mobility, including walking, wheelchair, and walker support.
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, and personal hygiene.
- Medication reminders and allergy management.
- Special diet meal planning and preparation.
- Social activities, housekeeping, and transportation services.
- Wellness and recreational programs for overall well-being.
Memory Care
Memory Care
- 24/7 secure environment and constant supervision.
- Cognitive therapies and memory-enhancing activities.
- Assistance with daily activities, including eating and hygiene.
- Medication management and dementia-trained staff.
- Family support and educational resources.
Skilled Nursing
Skilled Nursing
- Full-time residential care with skilled nursing support.
- Assistance with personal care, including bathing, dressing, and toileting.
- Management of chronic conditions and rehabilitation services.
- Medication administration and therapy programs.
- Social activities and meal services for long-term residents.
