When it comes to senior living, there are a variety of different types of care options and it can be difficult to keep them all straight. Two of the most common options for seniors are assisted living and nursing homes, but which one is best for your loved one? In today’s post from Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community , we will be going over the difference between these two types of communities. Read on to learn more and take a virtual tour of our facility today!

Assisted living is a type of senior living option that provides an independent living arrangement but with the added benefit of personalized care and services. Residents in an assisted living community typically have their private apartments and have the freedom to do whatever they want. However, they can access a variety of services and amenities to help them lead an active and fulfilling lifestyle. These may include meal plans, housekeeping, transportation, and recreational and social activities. Assisted living provides seniors with the support and assistance they may need to live independently with the added safety and comfort of a supportive community.

No matter which type of senior living option you choose, it’s important to find a community that provides the level of care and support that your loved one needs. At Cedar Hill, we strive to provide our residents with the highest level of care and a safe and supportive environment. Contact us today to learn more about our assisted living services and community.