These can range from three to 50 people and offer independent rental living for those needing daytime assistance with non-medical personal care. Some facilities provide protective supervision and there are usually common areas for socialization and meals. This option offers independent living in private quarters, apartment houses, or group accommodations. You usually do your own cooking and laundry, but congregate meals are often available. Support services are available, such as group activities and transportation.
Professional staff is on-site.
A variety of housing options are available in one location, from unsupervised individual apartments to 24-hour skilled nursing facilities. The levels of independence are based on one's abilities and needs. The entrance fees can be high but care for life is guaranteed through a contract. Make sure you understand the legal agreement you are signing because it is for life. However, if your health deteriorates later on, this could be a good use of retirement assets.