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Assisted living provides long-term housing and care for seniors. Assisted living residents are generally active, but may need support with activities of daily living (ADLs).

Memory care provides housing and 24-hour care for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Memory care facilities focus on improving quality of life, reducing confusion, and preventing wandering.

Independent living offers a carefree lifestyle for older adults who want to enjoy retirement with ease. Senior independent living facilities provide a variety of convenient services and amenities.

Senior apartment communities are tailored to the needs of active adults over age 55. The communities often feature amenities such as golf, swimming pools, tennis courts, and fitness centers to attract the older adults who want a low-maintenance lifestyle.

Care homes, also known as adult family homes, board and care homes, residential care or personal care homes offer personalized service to small groups of adults. They provide lodging, meal services and assistance with daily living activities.

Home care provides non-medical care and companionship for seniors living at home. From help with daily activities to medication management, home care services can be tailored to seniors needs.

Nursing homes provide 24-hour medical and personal care for seniors with severe, debilitating physical or mental conditions. Nursing homes offer long-term residential care and short-term rehab and skilled nursing care after a hospital stay.