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Assisted Living Placement Assistance
Helping you navigate the next steps
Sometimes, staying at home isn't the best option. Choosing the right senior care housing can be a confusing and stressful journey. "Assisted living" is just one of many care options available.
Leaving your home is never easy. You'll have countless questions about finding the perfect fit for your unique situation. And even the best brochures, websites, and guided tours can only tell you so much.
So, how can you make a confident decision?
Our clients find peace of mind by tapping into our expert guidance for navigating this process -- and we’re here to help you too.
We bring a structured, scorecard approach, along with in-depth knowledge of facilities in Raleigh and the surrounding areas to ensure you can feel clarity and confidence in your decision.
Our assistance is completely FREE to you
As your neighborhood expert in senior care in Raleigh, Garner, Cary and the greater Triangle area, we are committed to helping match you with the best setting for your needs and budget.
Having a guide by your side helps lessen the anxiety of transitioning to your new home. Tap to learn how it works.
Help with All Types of Senior Care Facilities
Independent Living Communities
Designed for more-mobile adults. They often feature:
- Private apartments or cottages
- Social and recreational activities
- Housekeeping and laundry services
- Meal plans and dining options
- Transportation services
- Minimal medical assistance
Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)
These combine several levels of care within one community. They often feature:
- A range of living options (independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing care)
- Allows residents to age in place
- Comprehensive medical services
- Social and recreational activities
- Housekeeping and laundry services
- Meal plans and dining options
Assisted Living Facilities
For adults who are challenged with everyday tasks. They often feature:
- Assistance with daily activities (bathing, dressing, eating)
- Medication management
- Housekeeping and laundry services
- Meal plans and dining options
- Social and recreational activities
- 24-hour staff availability
Residential Care Homes (Board and Care Homes)
Similar to assisted living facilities, but on a smaller scale. They often feature:
- Small, home-like settings
- Assistance with daily activities
- Medication management
- Meal plans and dining options
- Social activities
- 24-hour staff availability
Skilled Nursing Facilities (Nursing Homes)
Provide complete care for anyone needing around-the-clock medical attention. They often feature:
- 24-hour medical care and supervision
- Assistance with daily activities
- Rehabilitation services (physical, occupational, speech therapy)
- Medication management
- Housekeeping and laundry services
- Meal plans and dining options
Memory Care Facilities
For specialized care and safety for those with Alzheimer's & Dementia. They often feature:
- Secure environments to prevent wandering
- Structured activities to promote cognitive function
- Assistance with daily activities
- Medication management
- 24-hour supervision and care
Respite Care Facilities
Short-term stay homes for seniors, designed to provide a break for their regular caregivers. They often feature:
- Assistance with daily activities
- Medication management
- Social and recreational activities
- Meal plans and dining options
- 24-hour staff availability