The Cost of Brookdale at Home®

Brookdale at Home is a private agency that provides home care services to seniors at many different stages of life. Our goal is to support your independence and improve your quality of life by providing home care services that help make your life easier and help you feel more secure in your home.


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The Value of Brookdale at Home

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Personalized Care

Our priority is to provide high quality care tailored to your needs and budget. We take an individualized approach to care, which aims to enhance your quality of life and meet your unique goals.

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Peace of Mind

We have high standards for our caregivers and you should too. Relax knowing you are being cared for by a trained and dedicated caregiver. You’re in good hands.

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Security

You should feel secure in your home. That's why with the support of our trained caregivers, your risk of falls and accidents may be reduced.

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Independence

At our core, we provide care that fosters your independence and respects your choices. We support you by providing services that help you to get through the day with more ease.

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Comfort and Familiarity

Brookdale at Home is designed for you to receive high quality care in the comfort of your own home. Being in a familiar environment helps to reduce your stress and anxiety and improve your overall well-being.

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Continuum of Care

Working with Brookdale at Home means you have access to our continuum of care. So if your needs change, we will support and guide you as you transition from home care to a local Brookdale community.

Paying for Private Home Care*

Private pay is the most common form of payment for home care services. This can include using funds from a retirement account or 401k, pension, Social Security or personal savings account.

Medicare can be complicated, but if you qualify for this government healthcare program, it could help you pay for the high-quality care you need. In some circumstances, Medicare could cover some home care services. For more information, go to https://www.medicare.gov/coverage/home-health-services to find out more about your Medicare coverage and see if you qualify for private home care coverage.

Sometimes Medicaid will cover the cost of home care services depending on your specific circumstances and needs. Who qualifies for home care services depends on state specific regulations. Find out more by going to Medicaid.gov.

There are millions of veterans in the United States, but few of them take advantage of the government-funded benefit programs available to address the cost of home care services. If you or a loved one are a veteran and looking for ways to pay for senior living, you may be eligible for multiple veteran assistance programs.

Depending on your specific policy and your care needs, long-term care insurance can be a great resource for paying for specific types of senior living care. Not all LTCI policies are created equal, so read the fine print. Coverage varies widely, which is why it’s important to consult with your insurance provider or a financial advisor so you know exactly how your policy works.

If you or your loved one has an existing life insurance policy, you may be able to convert an in force policy to a pre-funded account to help pay for home care services. A long-term benefit plan converts an in-force life insurance policy into a pre-funded account that can be used to immediately make tax-free payments. You can convert a universal, whole, term or group policy and use it for assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, hospice or private home care.

*The information provided here is for general informational purposes only. Each individual's situation is unique, and it is recommended to consult with a qualified professional or advisor regarding specific legal, financial, or medical matters. Additionally, eligibility for government programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, or VA benefits may vary based on individual circumstances and state-specific regulations. It is the reader's responsibility to research and verify eligibility requirements for any support options mentioned.
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Caregiver's Corner

Being a caregiver for a loved one is a significant responsibility. It's a role that comes with both physical and emotional challenges that shouldn't be underestimated.

The High Cost of Being a Caregiver*
30
Hours per Week

Caregivers spend an average of 30 hours per week providing assistance to a loved one.

72%
Emotional Stress

Nearly 72 percent of caregivers struggle with high levels of emotional stress.

40%
Depression

Approximately 40 percent of caregivers suffer from depression and anxiety.

As a caregiver, it’s important to consider the impact the role has on your physical and emotional well-being. Understand that it’s okay to seek out other care options for your loved one. The goal of Brookdale at Home is to remove some of the burden of caregiving from your shoulders, allowing you to be the supportive family member your loved one needs. We’re here to give you the peace of mind that comes with knowing your loved one is being well taken care of. 

*Numbers were sourced from Caregiving in the US, 2020 Report from AARP Public Policy Institute; 2023 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures from the Alzheimer’s Association.

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