Live well and on your terms, knowing caring support is always available should you need it at a Courtyard assisted living community near you.
While living independently is key to maintaining health and happiness, there may come a time when a little help with everyday activities can make a big difference in how much you or your loved one enjoys life.
At The Courtyard, we value independence and individuality, and, as such, we offer custom assisted living care options, so residents can receive as little or as much help as desired.
A respite stay is a healthy necessity that benefits both caregivers and their loved ones. It can be an ideal solution when family caregivers travel or need a break.
The Courtyard residents enjoy caring assisted living and memory care support, a comfortable home, a sense of community, and convenient amenities.
The Courtyard caregivers and staff provide seniors with the freedom, support, and care needed to be as independent as possible and live life to the fullest. Through this support, residents can engage in active and purposeful living while enjoying the comforts of home.
Social opportunities abound, with neighbors available for card games, exercise, special events, day trips, and dining company. Residents enjoy the kinship of new and longtime friends and the help of caring staff.
Encore Senior Living experts have crafted a “best of” gift guide to help you celebrate your senior loved ones.
For many veterans and their families, the transition to assisted living can be both emotionally and financially challenging. Fortunately, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers a little-known but powerful care benefit for veterans that can help ease the burden: the Aid and Attendance benefit.
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