Not sure which type of care fits? Five questions.
Tell us how the person who needs care is doing day to day, including memory, and we suggest a place to start. The answer shows right here on the page. It is a starting point, not a diagnosis, and nobody calls you afterwards.
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The rest of the quiz is worded for them.
Three types of senior living, in plain words
The quiz weighs memory changes first, then how much everyday help is needed, and points you to one of these. Your budget and timing shape the notes under the result.
Independent Living
For people who handle everyday tasks on their own and want a home without upkeep, with dining, activities and neighbors.
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For people who need help with some everyday tasks, from meals and medication reminders to daily hands-on care, in a private apartment.
Read the guide →Memory Care
For people living with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia: a secure setting, staff trained in dementia care and a structured day.
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