First, it’s important to know what Assisted Living is and is not.

Assisted Living is a long-term care option that offers seniors a comprehensive combination of housing, support services, social opportunities, health care and access to around-the-clock staffing. Assisted Living addresses the needs of those who require help with daily activities, but unlike other more institutional care settings, assisted living offers these services in a residential, home-like environment. It is often considered to be a less expensive choice with a more residential, life-enriching focus.

The goal is to help residents maintain as much choice and independence as possible while providing assistance with the basics--like meals, housekeeping, laundry, medications bathing and dressing.