Types of Senior Care

Navigating care options can be confusing. We break down the differences so you can make informed decisions for your loved one.

Assisted Living

Housing with daily help — bathing, dressing, medications, and meals — for seniors who need support but not round-the-clock nursing.

Secured, specialized communities staffed and designed for people living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

Maintenance-free senior apartments or communities with amenities and social activities for active older adults who need little to no personal care.

Caregivers who come to your parent's home to help with daily tasks, companionship, and supervision so they can age in place.

Round-the-clock medical and nursing care, plus short-term rehabilitation, for seniors with serious or complex health needs.

Short-term stays in a senior community that give family caregivers a break or bridge a recovery period.

Our local experts can assess your loved one's needs and recommend the appropriate level of care, completely free.

Placement services provided by CarePatrol Chandler/Gilbert.