Assisted living homes

Memory Care for Alzheimers: No idea was too big or too bold while Jean Makesh was designing his new memory-care homes.

The Green House project allows residents to feel as though they are in a loving home environment instead of a facility based on healthcare.

"Oftentimes moving into assisted living can be very difficult. It’s a new and now needed way of living. In order to help your loved one feel at home, and also relaxed about the new environment, we would recommend helping them decorate. Decorating is not often thought of when thinking “How can I make them feel more comfortable here?” However, decorating an elderly loved one’s new assisted living room can help make their space feel like home..."

Keep reading to learn more about various assisted living room layouts, how to pick the best fit for your loved one, and how to decorate the space.

Learn more about how to decorate your new assisted living home and why decorating that new home can be so crucial to a successful transition.

The growing trend of Aging In Place, supported by plans and technologies, stems from the desire to stay at home for as long as possible.

Each unit in this assisted living facility is designed with functionality in mind, making the most of its compact layout with a bed, a dining space, a kitchenette, and a spacious bathroom.

A multi-unit house with six one-bedroom suites with mini kitchens surround a large common area with a communal kitchen and shared laundry. View floor plans, specs, and images. Find your perfect home today.

So you are interested in what a Residential Assisted Living home should look and feel like?

Navigating the process of moving your parents into assisted living isn't easy, but these tips and strategies can help.