An assisted living community is designed for elders who can still get around independently but require some help with their activities of daily living. If your loved one's needs are minimal and only include help bathing, dressing, grooming, and performing daily tasks, an assisted living community may be the right choice. When choosing an assisted living community, your loved one can expect to reside in their own studio or one-bedroom apartment, with two-bedroom styles available for loved ones moving together. 

 

Just because your loved one has entered an assisted living community doesn’t mean their social life no longer exists. With shared common spaces and a number of daily activities, your loved one can remain active and social—making new friends, learning new things, and still feeling fulfilled at the end of the day. Additional support provided includes three meals a day, assistance with personal care, help with medications, transportation services, housekeeping, laundry, 24-7 security, and more.