TYPES OF SENIOR LIVING OPTIONS | Welcome Home Care

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Types of Senior Living Options:

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Assisted Living

Are housing options that serve Persons 60 and older. It provides meals, housekeeping, laundry, exercise activities and transportation to doctor’s appointments. These types of facilities are designed for people who needs basic assistance with activities of daily living (ADL’s) such as cooking, laundry, and medical transportation. Apartment style senior living communities. It is important to mention that these are *Non-Medical facilities*

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Independent Living

This type of housing is generally for those aged 55 and over. These type of facilities offers a more independent life style for active seniors who need little or no assistance with activities of daily living(ADL’s). Independent living facilities offer amenities such as the following: recreational centers, clubhouses, swimming pool, fitness center, spa, salons, daily meals, and basic house keeping and laundry services.

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Memory Care Facilities

Memory care is a type of long-term care facility that specializes in those individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or other type of progressive disease that affects their memory. These facilities are best for people who have advanced dementia and required a higher level of support.

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Nursing Homes

Provide 24 hour assistance with activities of daily living(ADL’s) and medical care by nurses and therapists.

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Board and care Homes:

These are non-medical community-based residential home care settings that provide a more personalized care. Typically these type of home-like settings provide assistance with Activities of Daily Living(ADL's) such as meals, organized activities, assistance with dressing/grooming, medication supervision or reminders, and transportation. This housing option is suitable for those who prefer a smaller setting instead of of larger facilities that they might feel overwhelmed.

Age: 60 years or older

Please note: Each facility offers its own unique range of services. Therefore, it is important to schedule a FREE consultation with a Welcome Home Senior placement Advisor to find the best community for you or your loved one at no cost to you.

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