What is Assisted Living?

Assisted living encompasses a variety of terms, all of which offer similar services and housing scenarios, including traditional senior communities, retirement communities, or independent living communities. Some locations offer both to be split with one half functioning as an assisted living facility, while the other remains an independent living facility. This situation works well for those interested in independent living, because in the event of a change in health, residents can simply move over to the assisted living side and continue to age in place without the effort and stress that comes with moving.

​At assisted living communities, residents can expect a sophisticated residential environment that provides personal care services, social activities, health care services, and 24-hour supervision & assistance if needed. Assisted living is a wonderful and dignified way of life for those in the midst of their late-life chapters. 

​Residents and their loved ones can rest assured knowing independence and safety are maintained along with a certain quality of life and social involvement. Most assisted living communities offer a few different types of living spaces, so whether you’re interested in your own room, an apartment, or sharing space with a roommate, there are different options based on price point and preference.

Assisted Living Residents by Age & Gender