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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between each of the different housing options?

A: There are five different types of senior housing or care which include Independent Living , Nursing Homes, Continuing Care , Alzheimer's Care, and Assisted Living. Each type of housing provides different levels of care. Click on the type of care to learn more information, or refer to the Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) or check out the AARP article, "Housing Options for Older People".
Q: Are there any programs that provide financial assistance for senior housing?

A: Yes, there are programs that provide financial assistance. Learn more here.
Q: I want to buy a new home in a senior community, but don't see the city and state I want to live in on your site.

A: All the cities with new homes in a senior community are listed on SeniorHousingNet™. As we add listings in new cities, the list of cities you have to choose from will be updated.
Q: I am looking for housing, but I want to find a pre-existing home that is not in a senior community. Where should I go?

A: If you are looking to buy a home, you can search for existing homes on Realtor.com.
Nursing Homes, also referred to as Skilled Nursing Facilities or Rest Homes, are designed for seniors needing 24-hour nursing care. Residents typically have significant deficiencies with daily living activities and require constant supervision. Nursing Homes may provide amenities and services such as personal care, room and board, protection supervision, and therapy. Nursing homes are required to have a licensed nurse on duty around the clock. A variety of skilled personal are employed by Nursing Homes, including occupational and speech therapists, nurses, nursing aides, social workers, and recreational assistants.

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