Living Options
Your Guide to Understanding
Senior Living Options
Whether it’s time to make the move to an assisted facility to ease the stress of living alone, or you’ve received a doctor’s directive & your family has made the difficult decision to explore senior housing for a loved one; you are now faced with the overwhelming task of educating yourself about available options while navigating unfamiliar terminology.
Whether it’s time to make the move to an assisted facility to ease the stress of living alone, or you’ve received a doctor’s directive & your family has made the difficult decision to explore senior housing for a loved one; you are now faced with the overwhelming task of educating yourself about available options while navigating unfamiliar terminology.
There are a myriad of options that range from round-the-clock care to independent communities where you or your loved one can come and go as they please. And with that, there are also a multitude of financial concerns to navigate, all while you are trying to balance decisions about what’s best for you or your family member.
Remember this is a choice that affects everyone. What is the best fit for your collective family?
Independent
Independent Living refers to simplifying life with an easy-to-maintain private apartment or home within a community of other…
Assisted Living
Assisted Living provides help taking care of oneself on a widely sliding scale based on the individual’s needs in a cost-effective…
Board & Care Home
Board and Care Homes are more of a typical house setting, often in a 6 bed home. These homes often provide a greater level…
Memory/Alzheimer’s Care Centers
Memory Care refers to residential settings designed especially for individuals with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. Often…
Respite Care
Respite Care refers to short term care, with a stay often under 30 days. ESP knows the importance of the peace of mind Respite Care…