ASSISTED LIVING
Independence with Help as Needed
ASSISTED LIVING
Independence with Help as Needed
Assisted living facilities offer a blend of independence, care, and community designed to support individuals who need assistance with daily activities but wish to maintain as much autonomy as possible. This type of living provides a blend of personal care services, housing, and support to promote dignity and quality of life.
Assisted living facilities offer a blend of independence, care, and community designed to support individuals who need assistance with daily activities but wish to maintain as much autonomy as possible. This type of living provides a blend of personal care services, housing, and support to promote dignity and quality of life.
WHEN IS IT TIME?
Social Isolation
Living alone can sometimes lead to social isolation and loneliness, which can affect both mental and physical health.
Safety Concerns
Frequent falls, accidents, or close calls can signal that living alone is no longer safe.
Increased Care Needs
If the individual requires regular assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, eating, or medication management.
Nutrition Concerns
Difficulty preparing meals or lacking interest in eating can lead to malnutrition.
Caregiver Stress
If a family member or friend is the primary caregiver, the physical, emotional, and financial strain can become overwhelming.
Medical Recommendation
A healthcare provider familiar with the individual’s medical history and current condition may recommend a transition.
WHAT IS THE AVERAGE COST?
Costs vary widely based on location and services. Assisted living in Colorado averages around $5,000. This is compared to the average cost in Colorado for Homemaker Services, around $6,600; Home Health services, around $7,200; and Nursing Home Services, around $9,500. Your Next Chapter Advisor can help you understand the costs in your area.
SERVICES IN ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES:
