Explore Senior Living and Care Options
Every senior has unique needs—and the right care choice starts with understanding your options. Whether you’re just starting your search or preparing for a major transition, this guide can help you make an informed decision with confidence.
From fully independent lifestyles to around-the-clock support, we break down the most common senior care types to help you find the best fit for your loved one.
Not sure where to start? A local senior living advisor can help guide you—free of charge.
Types of Senior Living and Elder Care
Assisted Living
Support with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and medications—combined with meals, social activities, and a safe, supportive environment.
Independent Living
Ideal for active seniors seeking maintenance-free living, social connection, and convenient amenities—without the need for personal care.
Memory Care
Specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or cognitive impairments. Includes 24/7 supervision, trained staff, and a secure environment.
Home Care
Personalized non-medical support delivered at home. A great option for seniors who want to stay in familiar surroundings while receiving help with daily needs.
Not Sure Which Care Option Is Right?
Choosing the right care level can be difficult—but you don’t have to make that decision alone. Our network of local senior living advisors can help you evaluate your loved one’s needs, compare options in your area, and guide you every step of the way.
Free, local, and personalized support—just when you need it.
Frequently Asked Quesitons
Assisted living includes personal care support, while independent living is for seniors who don’t need daily assistance but want a more social, maintenance-free lifestyle
Yes. Memory care offers secure, structured support for those with dementia, while nursing homes provide skilled nursing for medical needs.
Absolutely. Many families begin with in-home care and later explore community-based options as needs evolve.