How Do I Find the Right Assisted Living Community?
There are a lot of factors to consider when you begin your search for an assisted living community, so it’s important to have a plan. Take time to weigh which services and amenities are the most important. Perhaps you're looking to live in a particular location to be close to family.
Whatever the details may be, knowing what the top items are on your wish list will help you narrow down your list of communities to visit in person. After all, it would be difficult to choose a new home if you only saw it online or in a brochure.
We think that once you meet our team, experience our home-like atmosphere and see how much our residents enjoy life in their communities, you will be ready for your next senior living adventure in no time.

A Step-By-Step Guide to Finding the Right Assisted Living Community
The decision to move to an assisted living community can be a little overwhelming, but knowing what steps to take can make it easier for everyone involved.



- Do you feel welcomed by staff?
- Are staff members friendly to you and the senior you are touring with?
- Do the staff interact with one another in a friendly and professional manner?
- Are there any staff members who you aren’t permitted to meet?
- What sort of schedules do staff members follow, and do those schedules meet the needs of your loved one?
- Is the community clean and organized?
- Does the building feel well kept and safe?
- Do the rooms have a “home-y” feel to them?
- Could you see yourself or your loved one calling this place home?
- Does the food look appealing and healthy?
- Does the community have too much of a “medical” feel to it?
- Do the residents look like they are happy to be there?
- Do the residents interact with each other in a friendly way?
- Do the activities offered at the community seem enjoyable to the residents?
- Do the people at the community look like they’d get along well with the senior in your life?
- Does each resident have a personalized care plan?
- Does the community provide a personal assessment before admitting new residents?
- Is there a visiting physician or are you allowed to coordinate outside (visiting) care?
- What is the community policy for handling emergency medical situations?
- How often does the community update family members on the resident’s health?
- What is the community’s discharge policy?
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