Guide To Senior Living

Independent living is for seniors 62 and above who are self-sufficient but want convenient access to amenities and assistance when needed.

Learn why we believe independent living is a solution all should consider for a healthy retirement.

Independent living is a good choice if:

• You are fully independent
• You are seeking convenient amenities and activities
• You want an active lifestyle
• You no longer want the burden of home ownership

View our independent living floor plans

Assisted living is for seniors who value their independence but also need assistance with daily activities. We provide assisted living to facilitate independence, not dependence.

Learn about our assisted living program here

Assisted Living is a good choice if:

• You need assistance with daily living tasks such as bathing, dressing, medication, etc.
• You still want the option to live a healthy and active lifestyle
• You no longer want the burden of home ownership
• You want easy access to assistance 24/7

View our assisted living floor plans

Our health center, one of the top facilities in the nation, provides skilled nursing to people with chronic illnesses that can no longer live independently.

Learn about our health facility

Skilled nursing is a good choice if you need long-term nursing care due to chronic health issues and can no longer live independently.

Our award-winning comprehensive rehabilitation services are offered both inpatient and outpatient. Our rehabilitation services include physical, occupational, and speech-language programs. Rehabilitation services are an excellent for any physical recovery, whether playing a sport or rebuilding a skill for everyday life.

Rehabilitation services are good choice if:

• You’re recovering from an injury
• You need to rebuild skills for everyday life

Transitional care is for seniors who have been discharged from a hospital or skilled nursing stay and aren’t quite ready to go home. Transitional care helps prevent further injuries or trips to in-patient care.

Transitional care is good choice if:

• You’re recovering from a surgery or illness and shouldn’t be alone
• You want to try a community before committing to living there full-time

Respite care is designed to give primary caregivers short-term relief. It is short-term care for hours, days, or even weeks. Larksfield’s respite program also helps coordinate continual care.

Respite care is good choice if your regular care provider is traveling, or needs time off.