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FIND SENIOR COMMUNITIES NEAR ME
Perhaps you are interested in finding an independent living community for active older adults or you need to find an assisted living community for a senior that may need to have a bit more hands on help, Senioridy can help to make your search faster and easier. Our easy-to-use search and find features allow you to locate senior care services, senior assisted living and memory care communities, skilled nursing home care as well as active senior living communities for those who are on the hunt for retirement homes.
Select one of the senior care level types from below to begin your search.
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NURSING HOME
Find Skilled Nursing Providers for both long term and short term rehabilitative care.
FIND SENIOR
ASSISTED LIVING
Browse Senior Living Communities to see what services, facilties, and amenities they offer.
SEARCH MEMORY
CARE PROVIDERS
Search for an In-Home Care or Hospice Provider that provides the specific services you need.
LOW INCOME
SENIOR COMMUNITIES
Need a more affordable option? Low Income Senior Communities offer amenities at a great value.
INDEPENDENT SENIOR COMMUNITES
Find a senior supportive community in an environment that offers independence for active senior living.
IN-HOME
CARE PROVIDERS
Find in-home senior help to assist you with your specific needs at your specific level of care.
HOME HEALTH
MEDICAL CARE
Find a Home Health Provider for those who have a doctor’s order for In-home Health Care Services.
SEARCH FOR
HOSPICE PROVIDERS
Locate a Hospice provider that can help provide the compassionate end of life care services that you need.
ARE THERE ANY SENIORLIVING COMMUNITIES NEAR ME?
Have you ever asked yourself if there were any senior living communities near where you are located? Did you know that we mark out each provider on a map and show you the places that are closest to you automatically! If you are trying to select a nursing facility quickly and need to find one in a specific location then Senioridy is the perfect search tool for you. Although the map will show you places that are closest to where you are when you are searching, you can also type in a city, state, or zip code to search for a senior community or senior care provider in any other area.
SENIOR CARE LEVELS KNOWING THE DIFFERENCE
Maybe you have friends that are already independent living residents or you already know that you plan to live independently yourself, how can you be sure that the services and amenities at an Independent Living Community are the best fit for your specific needs? At Senioridy we’ve broken down each care level and care type to help you understand what each level does and does not provide for.
Learn the differences between Care Levels to help you to select the best care level for your situation.
Low Income Senior Apartments
Seniors that are on a fixed income or a tight budget may find that conventional senior living too expensive for them. However, there are several very nice options that provide amenities and services for seniors that are very affordable. Depending on which program you select, rents can even be as low as $300 per month, depending on your income.
Assisted Living Communities
An assisted living facility offers a residential option for seniors who need help and guidance in performing daily tasks. The amount you have to pay will depend on the size of the living space you choose and the type of community that you select. The average cost is around $4,000 per month but there are many things that influence the price.
Dementia & Alzheimer's Care
Memory Care communities are similar to Assisted Living Communities but they provide residential care and are trained specifically to provide care to those who suffer from dementia. Costs can fluctuate depending on the level of care needed and amenities offered. The average cost of Memory Care in the United States is $4,650 per month.
In-Home Senior Care
In-home care services for seniors generally consist of non-medical assistance and caregiving to help aging adults with a variety of tasks. The extent of care and nature of services are usually tailored to the senior’s needs. The hourly rate for an in-home aide can range from anywhere between $14 to $40 per hour just depending on what is needed.
Active Living Senior Communities
Also known as Independent living, these are communities designed for those aged 55 and up. Amenities, features, and services can vary per community. These communities allow seniors to stay active and independent while still getting assistance with tasks and maintenance. The median cost is about $2,552 per month.
Hospice & Palliative Care
Hospice care is a holistic approach intended for patients with terminal or advanced illnesses that can no longer be treated or controlled. Generally, patients will be qualified for hospice care if their physician declares that they are terminally ill and only have six months or less time left to live. Medicare almost always pays for Hospice.
Skilled Nursing Homes
A skilled nursing home, also known as a Skilled Nursing Facility (or SNF), is a physical building where people reside to receive care by aides and skilled nurses. Nursing homes have skilled medical staff, including licensed nurses and care aides that are available 24 hours per day. The average national cost is $8,288 per month.
Short Term Skilled Nursing Rehab
Short Term Skilled Nursing is provided for a patient with the direct supervision of qualified health professionals such as nurses and therapists for the purpose of recovery. Short Term Skilled Nursing typically follows a hospital discharge with a fixed number of days available for the stay. Medicare pays for the first 20 days of the stay.
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Seniors that are on a fixed income or a tight budget may find that conventional senior living too expensive for them. However, there are several very nice options that provide amenities and services for seniors that are very affordable. Depending on which program you select, rents can even be as low as $300 per month.
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