Q: What is Assisted Living?
A: Assisted living is an affordable, residential alternative to
institutional nursing home care for seniors. Assisted Living
offers personalized assistance, supportive services, and health care
in a professionally managed group environment.
Q: Who lives in assisted living
residences?
A: Assisted living is appropriate for seniors who can no longer live
on their own at home but who do not need skilled nursing care.
Residents may need help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLS) such
as eating, bathing and dressing, and with medication administration
or incontience.
Q: Do I have to be
rich to afford
A: Generally speaking, if you are an average home-owner with
some investments or pension and social security, you can afford
Q: What about costs?
A: Costs for Assisted Living vary according to the size of the selected
living suite and the types of services needed by the residents. At
Bethany Village, there's no long-term lease or endowment required.
One affordable, monthly fee covers everything except private telephone
and cable.
Q: May I keep my
own personal physician?
A: Residents may utilize their own physician or
Q: What if my
condition deteriorates?
A: Resident care is coordinated through the resident’s physician, our RN Clinical Coordinator and Resident Care Managers.
A resident’s physician is the ultimate decision maker of whether or not personal care is an appropriate alternative.
Q: What if I have
to be hospitalized?
A: It is the policy of
Q: May I bring my
personal belongings?
A: All units at