Who lives in assisted living facilities?
Individuals who do not require the full range of care offered by a nursing home, but are unable to continue living at home often choose assisted living facilities like Women's Community Rehabilitation Center (WCRC). The average age of an assisted living resident in the United States is 87.

How are assisted living facilities paid for?
Most assisted living residents pay for their residence out of their own pocket. Some long-term care insurance policies will help cover costs associated with assisted living. Medicaid and other government programs may help cover the costs of assisted living, depending on the individual situation. Women's Community Rehabilitation Center (WCRC) may be able to make payment arrangements to suit your needs.

How much do assisted living facilities cost?
The average monthly cost of an assisted living facility is normally between $1,500 and $5,000. Also, most facilities require a one-time entrance fee when a new resident moves in. Monthly rates vary depending on a variety of factors such as location, facility size, amount of care required, and room type. Contact Women's Community Rehabilitation Center (WCRC) for detailed information about costs and payment methods.

Common services offered by assisted living facilities:

• 24-hour care
• Privacy and independence
• Assistance with activities of daily living
• Medication management
• Social interaction and organized activities. Activities usually include fitness and wellness programs, educational, cultural, and social events.
• Daily meals, typically served in a cafeteria three times a day
• Snacks throughout the day
• Room cleaning and laundry services
• Nursing services
• Transportation to shopping, restaurants, and appointments

Contact Women's Community Rehabilitation Center (WCRC) for a complete list of services and events offered.