FAQs

Supportive living is an affordable housing option for seniors aged 65 and older who don't require nursing home care but could benefit from some assistance. It's designed to meet the growing demand for affordable senior housing while providing a level of support that promotes independence.

While both offer support for seniors, supportive living is specifically tailored to provide affordable housing for those 65 and older who don't need full nursing home care but would benefit from some additional assistance. It's a cost-effective solution that bridges the gap between independent living and more intensive care options.

Supportive living offers residents the opportunity to maintain their independence in a private apartment while having access to nursing care and supportive services as needed. This arrangement allows seniors to remain self-sufficient for as long as possible while still having assistance readily available.

Supportive living provides residents with a private apartment, three daily meals plus snacks, housekeeping and laundry services if needed, social activities, health and wellness programs, medication assistance, help with arranging transportation, and various other amenities to support a comfortable lifestyle.

Eligibility for supportive living is typically for individuals 65 or older who need assistance with tasks such as medication management, meal preparation, housekeeping, or laundry. A pre-admission screening is conducted for all potential residents to determine eligibility and ensure the facility can meet their needs.

To begin the process, we encourage you to contact us and schedule a tour of our facility. During your visit, we can discuss our services and your individual needs in detail. There's no application fee or deposit required to start the process, making it easy to explore this option.

Yes, residents are welcome to bring their cars. As this is your home, you're free to come and go as you please. We don't have reserved parking spaces, and there are no additional costs associated with having a vehicle on the premises.