Assisted Living Communities and Supportive Care
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Seniors who need long-term housing and assistance with personal care will feel at home in assisted living. Although most residents in assisted living communities are active, they occasionally require assistance with routine tasks like dressing, bathing, and using the bathroom. In a secure environment, seniors in assisted living may expect customized care, nutritious meals, a wide selection of social activities to suit various interests, and a sense of community.
Assisted living provides services and amenities emphasizing vital facets of senior well-being, such as physical health, intellectual stimulation, and social connection. These three pillars support maintaining seniors' health and happiness and slowing cognitive decline. Residents at assisted living communities also get the assistance they need while still getting to interact with their neighbors and care staff regularly.
When Is It Time For Assisted Living?
No matter how carefully your loved ones are prepared for retirement age, they'll need some assistance at some point. Adjusting to a new lifestyle at a new home can take some time. So let assisted living lead the way with excellent services and amenities.
- •Do They Look More Confused Or Forgetful?
- •Have You Seen Any Changes Or Mood Swings?
- •Do They Frequently Get Off-Topic During Conversations?
- •Are They Becoming Lost In The Places They Know Well?
- •Do They Look More Agitated Or Anxious?
- •Do They Lack Motivation Or Energy?
- •Do They Feel Down Sometimes?
- •Do They Feel Isolated Or Lonely?
When the yesses start to mount up, you know it's time to consider assisted living.
Research has shown that even the best-intentioned at-home senior care can actually damage familial relationships and create conflict and isolation. So while many family caregivers worry about this difficult choice, supporting your elderly loved one in a move to an assisted living community may actually improve your relationships, as well as their health and quality of life.
Why Choose Assisted Living?
Assisted living provides older adults who require some assistance with daily activities with a pleasant, active, and maintenance-free way of life. Residents receive the support they need while maintaining their independence in a lively community. The benefits include:
Personalized Care
Tailored care plans that adapt to each resident's unique needs and preferences.
Security & Comfort
24-hour staff support, emergency call systems, and a safe, comfortable environment.
Social Community
A friendly, pleasant environment with activities, events, and opportunities to build lasting friendships.
Effortless Living
Wholesome meals, housekeeping, laundry, and transportation — all taken care of.
What to Expect at an Assisted Living Community
Assisted living communities offer personal care support alongside a full range of services and amenities to keep residents comfortable, healthy, and engaged.
Services
- In-person initial assessment to determine level of care
- Coordinating care with outside healthcare providers
- Transportation to medical appointments
- Medication management and diabetes support
- 24-hour support from staff with a push of a button
- Wholesome restaurant-style meal services
- Laundry services and property maintenance
- Enrichment programs, including sports, music, and crafts
Amenities
- Security systems with cameras in common areas
- Exercise classes with coaches and trainers
- Various room sizes and floor plans; personal items allowed
- Apartments with private bathroom and kitchenette
Assisted Living Costs
Average Monthly Cost
~$4,000
per month, depending on location, size, and level of care
The cost of assisted living varies from community to community. Location, neighborhood amenities, apartment size, and the level of assistance required by your loved one are considered in determining the cost of elder care.
Costs are based upon several pricing models. Some assisted living communities are all-inclusive while others bill for services on an as-needed basis.
Even while assisted living costs may appear expensive, they include housing, utilities, meals and snacks, housekeeping, transportation to doctor's appointments, and social activities.
How Do I Pay For Assisted Living?
After deciding that assisted living is the best option for your loved one, consider these options to manage the cost:
Veterans Benefits 
Life Insurance 
Long-Term Care Insurance 
Home Equity 
Medicaid & Medicare 
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