What is Assisted Living?
Assisted living is a residential alternative to nursing home care. Although assisted living is provided in a range of physical environments, from large campuses to single-family homes, all settings offer 24-hour care and supervision for those who need assistance, but do not require full nursing supervision. Assistance offered typically encompasses daily living tasks such as bathing, dressing, or grooming to medication management and transportation.
Our staff develop each resident's service program through an interdisciplinary team approach. Residents, family members, physicians, staff and other healthcare providers are all encouraged to participate in each resident's service plan meeting to help determine appropriate and desired services. We encourage families to visit often and to participate in the activities and special events. Many families discover that without the responsibility of care-giving they can truly relax and enjoy the time they spend with their relatives.
Ridgeline Assisted Living is where a moment of joy, a path of independence, and a dose of holistic wellness all come together to create a unique community experience. Imagine living in a place where every day is an opportunity to connect with a neighbor or friend; where relationships are built on trust, respect, and compassion; and where your support system is there to assist whenever you choose or when the need arises. Every day is that day in a Ridgeline assisted living community.
To learn more about our Assisted Living communities near you, visit our community directory.
