community living: residential options

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Eskaton offers a wide spectrum of community living, services and care options for older adults -- intentionally designed to support all levels of independence.

Independent Living - Eskaton offers a variety of independent, neighborhood living choices for older adults. Most feature ownership and rental options with a full complement of services, including fine dining, wellness and social programs, business centers, lifelong learning classes, and healthcare and support as needed. Most locations also feature conveniences such as a spa, salon, daily prescription service, even a gift shop.

Assisted Living - Eskaton assisted living communities provide older adults with support for everyday living tasks and healthcare needs, as well as dining, medication management, housekeeping, scheduled transportation, exercise and social programs. Most assisted living locations also feature conveniences such as a spa, salon, daily prescription service and gift shop.

Memory Care - Eskaton offers memory care and support living at several communities, providing security, comfort and professionally designed programs for older adults with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

Respite Care - Eskaton’s Respite Care provides the option of short-term support for older adults and caregivers. Respite includes nutritious meals, social activities and around-the-clock supervision. Full-day (including overnight), weekly and monthly schedules offer convenience and stability for both guests and caregivers.

Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing - Physical, occupational and speech therapies, as well as comprehensive nursing services are offered within Eskaton Care Centers, supporting the rehabilitation and nurturing care of older adults. Outpatient rehabilitation services are also available

Affordable Apartments - Eskaton manages independent, affordable apartment living for older adults with limited incomes. Rental assistance is offered through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and other public agencies at most locations. Other subsidies and below market rate units are also available.