Historically, senior care meant moving your parents in with you until they passed on or needed medical services that you could no longer provide. That has all changed now, especially with families spread out over the country, busy with careers and more. So there are now many senior housing and senior care options available to suit most needs.

Senior Care can take on many forms, from non-medical companionship and assistance with daily activities, to medical rehabilitation, and end of life care. You can get senior care at home or in a variety of senior housing communities. The various types are outlined below:

Assisted Living – Communities offering help with the activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, etc… available at larger communities or in home like settings also known as residential care, adult family homes, etc…