Browse by care type
The twelve levels of senior care, in plain language, with how many published communities offer each one.
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- Independent Living 19 communities
- Maintenance-free living with amenities and an active social life, for seniors who need little or no daily help.
- Assisted Living 56 communities
- Help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication, while keeping as much independence as possible.
- Memory Care 38 communities
- Secured, specialized support for Alzheimer’s and dementia, with staff trained in memory care.
- Nursing Homes 26 communities
- 24/7 medical and nursing care for complex health needs, recovery, and rehabilitation.
- Continuing Care (CCRC) 3 communities
- One community spanning independent living through skilled nursing, so care can grow with needs.
- Hospice 5 communities
- Comfort-focused care at end of life, supporting both the resident and their family.
- Respite Care 16 communities
- Short-term stays that give family caregivers a much-needed break.
- Adult Day Care 5 communities
- Daytime supervision, meals, and activities, with the resident home again each evening.
- In-Home Care 1 community
- Professional care that comes to the resident’s own home.
- Residential Care Home 2 communities
- Small, home-like residential care in an intimate, family-style setting.
- Active Adult (55+) 1 community
- Lifestyle-focused 55+ communities built around amenities and community.
- Senior Apartments 39 communities
- Age-restricted, often income-qualified housing, with no built-in care services.