Understanding Levels of Senior Community Services & Care
How Should I Guide Them At This Time?
From independent residential living to nursing care, our Life Plan Community offers different levels of healthcare based on the needs of each resident and guest. If you’re wondering what level of care would be best suited for a loved one, then you’ve come to the right place.
There are many levels of care available when caring for loved ones or planning for your retirement. While planning for the later stages of retirement can be overwhelming, learning about options is not with Larksfield.
No matter what stage of planning you are in we want to help alleviate worries and concerns about levels of care by educating and sharing our knowledge of what makes for a great retirement with you.
View our printable resource page that makes learning about care options easier.
Senior Living Education Guides
Quick navigation of our site is easy, if you are not sure where to start scroll below and click the questions for fast answers. You also may be prompted after the answer with the most relevant articles or pages for the next step in your care journey.
For making conversations easier down the road you may also visit our printable floor plans or visit our blogs on making conversations even easier!
- Blogs on retirement living
- View Printable Independent Living Floor Plans
- View Printable Assisted Living Floor Plans
We offer more than excellent care, view our guide on other amenities and programs for wellness we provide here.
Still looking for more? Visit our Community FAQ for additional Q&As or contact our team for specialized care planning.
Start Learning Options For Senior Care
For seniors 62 and above who are self-sufficient but want convenient access to amenities, assistance when needed, and maintenance-free living.
- They are fully independent
- They want to participate in activities and have top tier amenities
- They need an active lifestyle for a better quality of life
- They want secure maintenance-free living
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.
- They need assistance with daily living tasks such as bathing, dressing, medication, etc.
- They still want the option to live a healthy and active lifestyle
- They no longer want the burden of home ownership
- They want convenient access to assistance 24/7
Our health center provides skilled nursing to people with chronic illnesses who can no longer live independently.
- They 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 excellent for people of all ages, whether playing a sport or rebuilding a skill for everyday life.
- They’re recovering from an injury
- They 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.
- They’re recovering from a surgery or illness and shouldn’t be alone
- They need attentive care to prevent readmissions to the hospital
Respite care is designed to give primary caregivers short-term relief. It is short-term care for hours, days, or even weeks.
- Their primary caregiver is traveling or needs a break
