Frequently asked questions

 RCFE is the abbreviation for Residential Care Facility for the Elderly. It is also known as a Board and Care Home, Assisted Living, Residential Care Home, and Group Home. RCFE's are licensed by the Department of Social Services and are governed by a set of laws and regulations. RCFE's  are non-institutional, home-like settings that promote maximum independence and dignity for each resident and encourage family and community involvement. 

 No, we do not provide transportation outside of the facility but we will be glad to help make arrangements with any third-party vendors.  Dial-A-Ride & Access are great resources for seniors looking for transport options.   

Sundowning is a dementia related symptom.  It refers to increased agitation, confusion, and hyperactivity that begins in the late afternoon and builds throughout the evening.  Sundowning can be very hard on loved ones as most sundowning usually worsens at night and as the disease progresses.    

No, we are not a medical facility and are not licensed to provide skilled nursing. However, we do work hand in hand with Mobile Physicians, Nurses, Hospice Agencies and Home Health. These medical professionals come into our home and provide medical care to your loved one. 

Yes, We do offer Respite Care, we offer respite care stays from a minimum of one (1) week to a maximum of thirty (30) days.   

 We are licensed under the Department of Social Services to provide Hospice Care for up to 2 residents at a time. Hospice care is a health service provided by outside agencies. If one of our residents receives a diagnosis requiring hospice care, our staff will coordinate and provide support services to the outside agencies and ensure the best care is being given to your loved ones.