Board and Care Homes are small residential homes that provide personalized care, meals, and assistance with daily activities for seniors. They typically house 6–10 residents and offer a more intimate, home-like setting compared to larger assisted living facilities. These homes are ideal for those who need support but prefer a cozy, community-oriented environment.

Assisted Living is a type of senior care that provides help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals—while allowing residents to maintain independence. It combines housing, personal care, and support services in a safe, social, and home-like environment.

Arthritis — Joint pain and stiffness affecting mobility Heart Disease — Including high blood pressure, coronary artery disease Diabetes — Challenges managing blood sugar levels Osteoporosis — Weakening of bones, increasing fracture risk Alzheimer’s & Dementia — Memory loss and cognitive decline Respiratory Issues — Such as COPD and asthma Vision & Hearing Loss — Reduced sight and hearing abilities Depression & Anxiety — Mental health concerns often linked to isolation Falls & Mobility Problems — Increased risk due to balance and muscle strength Chronic Pain — Ongoing discomfort affecting quality of life