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Which Option Is Right for You?

Choosing care, services, or a new home for yourself or someone you love is a deeply personal decision. With so many options, knowing where to begin can feel overwhelming. Start by learning about the main types of living and care options.

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Preparing for a Difficult Conversation

Starting a conversation about changes in someone you love can feel difficult, especially when you’re not sure what to say. If you’ve noticed something feels different and don’t know where to begin, you’re not alone. Start here for guidance, support, and a compassionate next step.

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Navigating the Costs

Every family’s journey is different, and finding the right fit is only part of the journey—understanding how to plan and pay for it matters, too. Explore options such as private pay, Medicaid, Medicare, and long-term care insurance to take the next step with greater clarity and confidence.

Community and State Resources

Seniors and caregivers have access to a lot of free and low-cost resources through the community or state. Here are a few of the most common:

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Paying For Senior Housing

When it comes to paying for senior housing, you have options. Our senior housing specialists would be walking through any of the options below to see what may be available to you.

  • Social Security Income
  • Pensions
  • Long-Term Care Insurance
  • Life Insurance Policies
  • Savings, Checking, CDs, Bonds, and Other Investments
  • Personal Loans and Lines of Credit
  • Real Estate
  • Assistance From Loved Ones
  • Sharing an Apartment
  • Veterans Benefits
  • Tax Deductions
  • Government Assistance Programs (such as Elderly Waiver, CADI Waiver)
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Still Have Questions?

Reach out to the experts on our team. We’re happy to have a conversation.