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1. What is skilled care?

Skilled care is defined as care that requires the services of a trained nurse. This might include injections, tube feedings, IV therapy or rehabilitation. Skilled care provides 24-hour medical care and rehabilitation, to make the transition from the hospital to home easier. Whether you are recovering from an illness or surgery, or need long- term care, skilled care centers offer privacy and peace of mind.

2. What is assisted living?

Assisted living is for those who require more help with the activities of daily living, but do not need nursing care. Friendly, trained staff members are available 24 hours a day to help with meals, dressing, personal hygiene and medications.

3. What is independent living?

Independent living has been designed to support full, comfortable lifestyles for those who are active and able to take care of themselves. It provides you with those necessary services that free you from heavy housekeeping, yard work and maintenance chores.

4. What is long term care?

Long term care is any type of care that a person needs whether at home or in a facility such as a nursing home or an assisted living community…