We accept payment through private pay, Medicaid, and long-term care insurance. Our goal is to make our services as accessible and affordable as possible.
Our care focuses primarily on socialization and engagement for older adults. We provide structured activities, companionship, and a safe, supportive environment during the day.
In addition, we can assist with certain personal care needs, including incontinence care and a few other supportive services, based on individual requirements.
Many people are unsure about the differences between these care options. Here’s a simple breakdown:
Home CarePersonalized assistance in the individual’s own home.
Services may include personal care, medication reminders, meal prep, and companionship.
Flexible part-time or full-time schedules.
Assisted LivingResidential apartments or rooms in a community setting.
Includes help with daily activities, meals, and social programs.
Provides staff support but not 24/7 medical care.
Adult Day CareA daytime program that provides supervision, structured activities, meals, and socialization.
Offers respite for family caregivers.
Participants return home in the evenings.
Senior CentersCommunity-based programs offering social, educational, and recreational activities.
Usually do not provide medical or personal care services.
Often free or low-cost.
Key Differences:
Location: Home vs. community residence vs. daytime center.
Duration: Flexible (home), full-time (assisted living), or part-time/daytime (adult day care).
Focus: Personalized aid, communal living, or daytime socialization.
If you’re not sure which option is right, we encourage you to contact us for guidance we’ll help you find the best fit for your loved one’s needs.