Who is in need of senior care?

What is your loved one's name and age?

All senior living communities require this information
Due to senior living community requirements, we are only able to assist those 55 years and older

What is your preferred location?

What is the maximum distance you are willing to travel from preferred location?

Where are they living right now?

How mobile is your loved one right now?

What kind of help does your loved one need day-to-day?

Do they have any specialized medical needs?

Have they experienced any of these behaviors?

Is your loved one currently experiencing memory loss?

What are your room preferences within a community?

What is the total cost of care you believe your loved one/your family can afford for senior living?

Senior living costs vary depending on location and services provided. Total costs of care typically include the cost of accommodations and food plus the cost of services such as personal care, social and recreational, health and wellness, transportation, and acute care needs. Our advisor team can help with any questions you may have on maximizing your budget.

Understanding the Cost of Senior Living

Not sure what a budget looks like? Here's a quick breakdown:

  • Most families pay between $3,500 and $6,500/month. That's the typical range for full-service senior living, with $4,500 to $6,500 being the most common.

  • The monthly cost usually covers more than you'd think. Housing, meals, housekeeping, activities, and transportation are typically bundled together, so it often replaces expenses you're already paying separately.

  • Care needs affect the price. Help with things like bathing, medication, or memory care adds to the base cost, so two residents in the same community can pay very different amounts.

  • You don't have to figure this out alone. Our advisors help families do this every day, at no cost to you.

You selected under $3,500/month. Many families prefer to spend less, but most senior living options start around $3,500+. Which best describes your situation?

Is your loved one a Veteran or the spouse of a wartime Veteran?

The Veterans Administration has an Aid and Attendance benefit for wartime Veterans and their spouses (including widows/widowers), who are US residents and financially qualify. The benefit may contribute to a portion of the cost of care services.

How quickly do you need to find care?

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