"I'm Here For Myself"

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If you’re visiting this page, it’s probably because you’re considering making a life change. Maybe you just don’t need the space and upkeep hassle of a large home anymore, and would like to live around other active seniors; perhaps you could use relief from the burden of housekeeping and meal preparation, and are finding it difficult to live alone; or you might just need some extra support for a short time after a hospital visit or surgery. No matter your situation, Heritage Senior Communities has comfortable and affordable living options providing varying services and levels of care, to meet your needs.

Heritage Senior Communities offers independent senior living, assisted living, specialized dementia care, and short-term respite care. Not sure which option is right for you? Let us summarize the differences:

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Independent Senior Living

Independent senior living is for you if you’re still self-sufficient and active, but could benefit from living in a community setting with opportunities for fun social experiences.

Explore Independent Senior Living

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Licensed Assisted Living

Assisted living is an option if you need help with performing day-to-day tasks or struggle with the demands of living on your own, relieving loved ones and you of those burdens.

Explore Licensed Assisted Living

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Specialized Dementia Care

Specialized dementia care meets the needs of those with memory impairments, including Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, and is available at our assisted living centers.

Explore Specialized Dementia Care

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Short-Term or Respite Care

Short-term or respite care is available when you need care for a brief period or time ranging from extra care after surgery to respite for your loved ones on vacation or needing to run errands.

Explore Short-Term/Respite Care

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Where to Begin?

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Determining which living option is the best for you can be difficult. If you're confused or would like to ask questions, we're here to help.

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