Frequently Asked Questions About St. Francis Woods
What is supportive living?
Supportive living is an affordable housing option designed for seniors aged 65 and older. It caters to individuals who don't require nursing home care but would benefit from some additional assistance in their daily lives.
What is the difference between supportive living and assisted living?
Supportive living offers an affordable housing solution for seniors 65 and older who don't need nursing home care but could use some extra help. It provides a balance between independence and assistance.
What are the benefits of supportive living?
Supportive living allows residents to maintain their independence in private apartments while having access to nursing care and supportive services as needed. This arrangement promotes self-sufficiency for as long as possible.
What is included in supportive living?
Supportive living includes a private apartment, three daily meals plus snacks, housekeeping and laundry services if needed, social activities, health and wellness programs, medication assistance, help with transportation arrangements, and various other amenities.
Can I quality for supportive living?
You may qualify for supportive living if you're 65 or older and require assistance with medications, meal preparation, housekeeping, or laundry. A pre-admission screening is conducted for all potential residents to determine eligibility.
How do I get started with the process?
To begin the process, we encourage you to call and schedule a tour or visit us in person. We'll discuss our services and your individual needs. There's no application fee or deposit required to initiate the process.
If I still drive, can I bring my car?
Yes, residents are welcome to bring their cars. As this is your home, you're free to come and go as you please. We don't have reserved parking spaces, and there are no additional costs associated with having a vehicle on the premises.