Yes, a $300 non-refundable deposit is required to hold a room once it has been chosen by a resident.  Upon move-in a $2,000 community fee is required which is refundable on a pro-rated basis over the first sixty (60) days of occupancy.

No, there is no deposit required until and actual room is available.

Yes, we encourage the familiarity of their home environment.  We believe that having their own furniture and wall hangings make the transition easier and more comfortable for them.

Yes, three full meals a day plus snacks.

Yes, as long as they are still deemed safe to drive by their physician.  Residents have the freedom to leave the building anytime they want, but we ask that they sign out so that staff knows they are gone.

When he/she is unsafe to live in a more independent environment or when their money is depleted.  At that time, medicaid is an option of payment for nursing home only.

Residents are assessed at the time of admission and the results of that assessment are used to determine the amount of assistance each resident needs with the activities of daily living, i/e., dressing, bathing, mobility...

No, Assisted Living is funded either by Long Term Care Insurance or private pay.  Medicare nor Medicaid pay for room and board in AL, but therapy services may be provided under Medicare Part B.