An Online Guide to Senior Living:

Senior Apartments:
These communities offer living opportunities for seniors.

Manufactured Homes:
A modular house is built at a factory in two or three sections - more if it is really big - that are trucked to a prepared site and assembled.

Carriage Houses:
For active/independent seniors. They may be rental housing or available for purchase.

Patio Homes:
For active/independent seniors. They may be rental housing or available for purchase.

Assisted Living:
Assisted living provides personal care and supportive services to seniors who need help with the activities of daily living.

Adult Homes and Communities:
These residential communities provide active, older adults with the security and companionship of a community without the hassle of home maintenance.

Skilled Nursing:
Nursing Care Centers provide care to individuals who need specialized care on a regular basis but do not need to be hospitalized.

Memory Impaired Facilities:
Alzheimer's facilities specialize in care of patients with dementia. Other senior living environments may be appropriate for residents in early, or even mid, stages of the disease, however, unless they have a specialized dementia unit, transfer to another facility will be required as the disease progresses

Rehabilitation Facilities:
Providers of physical, occupational and speech therapy services, including dementia management programs to the long-term care community.

Home Health Care:
Home care includes a wide variety of services that can make life safer and more enjoyable for older individuals who need some help to stay in their own homes.

Adult Day Care:
These centers provide social activities and care for adults who need daytime supervision.

We will present to you retirement and rehabilitation professionals that cater to and welcome the After 50 population - be sure to check this page often for:

• Retirement living alternatives - an online guide to the types of lifestyles available
• Special Retirement and Rehabilitation Facility Listings