Senior Living Options

It’s never too early to prepare for life’s next chapter. Find answers and resources below to help you make confident senior living decisions—no matter where you are on your journey.

Explore Senior Living Options With Vitality Living

Vitality Living is a premier provider of senior living services with over 30 communities across 10 states. We offer a full range of living options to match different lifestyles, needs, and levels of care, including:

Active adult living

Ideal for active seniors who want to live independently in their own private apartment, with easy access to top-quality amenities, wellness programs, and social activities.

Independent Living

Perfect for independent seniors looking for maintenance-free living, paired with convenient amenities and services such as transportation, housekeeping, dining, and more.

Assisted living

Designed for seniors who need a little extra support with activities of daily living, while still enjoying the vibrancy of community life and the comfort of their own apartment.

Memory care

Specialized support for seniors living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, provided in a secure environment that prioritizes their dignity and well-being.

Determine Which Senior Living Option is Right For You

Choosing the right option for senior living starts with understanding your needs and preferences. The questions below are designed to help you think through your level of independence, care requirements, and lifestyle priorities so you can find the best fit.

How much independence do you want to maintain?

If you feel comfortable managing daily life on your own, options like Active Adult or Independent Living allow you to enjoy privacy and freedom while still having access to dining, housekeeping, transportation, and social activities.

What kind of support do you need day-to-day?

Some people only need light services like dining, transportation, or housekeeping. Others may require regular assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication management.

If you’re someone who would benefit from a little extra support with activities of daily living, Assisted Living is designed to provide that personalized care while maintaining dignity and independence from the privacy of your own apartment.

Do you need a short-term or are you looking for long-term support?

If you need a temporary stay—for example, during recovery after an illness or surgery, or while a family caregiver takes a break—then respite care would be a great option for you and your family.

If you’re looking for ongoing, long-term support for yourself or a loved one, then Assisted Living or a higher level of care may be the best option depending on your needs.

Do you or a loved one have cognitive impairments?

If you or a loved one is living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other types of cognitive impairments, then you may want to consider Memory Care. Our specially-designed memory care communities offer a safe, structured environment with specialized staff, engaging programs, and supportive routines that promote well-being and dignity.

How to Plan Your Move to Senior Living

Making the move to senior living can feel overwhelming at first. Questions about finding the right community, covering costs, senior living services, and adjusting to a new lifestyle are common. Here are some simple steps to help you and your loved ones plan with confidence:

Start Early: don’t wait for a crisis to make the choice for you. Begin exploring your senior living options now so that you give yourself more time, more options, and less stress.
Review Your Lifestyle: not sure which option fits you best? Review our lifestyle checklist to help determine the level of support that matches your needs and preferences.
Visit Communities: nothing compares to seeing a place firsthand. Tour the apartments, meet staff and residents, and experience the atmosphere and culture. Ask about services, activities, and costs and discover a community you’ll love to call home.
Talk it Over: this isn’t just your move—it’s a family decision. Invite loved ones on tours, share your thoughts, and discuss financial expectations together. Their support can make the transition easier.
Plan the Transition: once you’ve chosen your new community, get ready for the move: downsizing, pack the essentials, arrange transportation, and update your address. Then, make it your own! Decorate your new apartment, explore activities, and stay connected with family and friends.

Be Informed

Knowing what steps to take starts with understanding the senior living options that fit you or your loved one best. At Vitality Living, you’ll find a community that offers a purposeful lifestyle, with the freedom of retirement living plus the peace of mind of supportive care available if and when you need it.

Be inspired to live with confidence, guide a loved one when it’s time to consider a move, and better understand the financial options available. Whether for yourself or someone you love, you can feel assured you’ve made the best decision, and continue living with vitality, choice, and independence.

Our team makes it easier to navigate the ins and outs of senior living, wherever you are in your journey. To learn more about senior apartments, continuing care retirement communities, and other options, contact us today.

The Vivid Life Program

Each day at Vitality brings new opportunities to engage, grow, and connect. Through our Vivid Life Program, residents enjoy activities designed to strengthen body, mind, and community.

From creative arts and guest speakers to meditation, fitness, book clubs, and walking paths, there’s something for everyone. Residents can explore new hobbies, rediscover old passions, and build meaningful connections along the way.

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The Complete Guide to Choosing Between Senior Living Options

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