FAQ's

Independent living is a choice that lets you continue living life as you choose, but without the worries of home maintenance and upkeep, transportation, planning and preparing meals and other daily concerns. Surrounded by others with similar life experiences, you can access an array of life-enhancing amenities and services that add vitality and quality leisure time to your days.

Actually, that’s the best time to move into a retirement community, when you can fully enjoy all the exceptional perks available to you. Free from daily worries with new peace of mind for the future, you can discover new talents, make new friends, travel easily, pursue new levels of wellness and in general, get more out of each day.

Before you make a decision about independent living in a senior living community, it’s best to visit several options. Talk to the staff. Take a tour and try out the food. Do residents look happy and engaged?  Is the atmosphere lively and positive? Also consider if you would prefer a rental senior living community over one which has a large entrance fee. Make a list before you visit of everything that matters most to you.

Absolutely. You are invited to make yourself at home by furnishing or decorating your residence as you choose. There are a variety of floor plans featuring one or two bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, individually controlled heating and air, large closets, an available carport or garage, and either a patio or porch.

Some of our amenities include a living room with fireplace, piano, access to a community center with a library and a game room, restaurant-style dining and more. Services include, but are not limited to, scheduled transportation, housekeeping, landscaping and lawn maintenance, interior and exterior maintenance, round-the-clock staffing.

Pets are most welcome! There are a few weight and size restrictions, so just give us a call and we can give you the details.

If you are a Veteran or the widow of a Veteran, you may be eligible for a wide variety of benefits available to all U.S. military Veterans. These include disability compensation, pension, education and training, health care, home loans, insurance, vocation, rehabilitation and employment, and burial.  Let us help you get the answers or go to www.benefits.va.gov.