A large care facility depending on the type, can have a capacity of 16 -100+ patients. They are mostly owned by big companys. The ratio for caregiver to patient is usually 1-10+. Sometimes they have a nurse on duty. They are licensed by the state in which they operate in.

A care home is a small setting. They are family owned and operated. The caregiver to patient  ratio is 1:5. The care home is licensed and actively monitored by the local county or aging & disabilty office depending on the type of license.

We can provide same services you would receive in a large  facilty and better 1:1 care because of our 1:5 ratio.

I'm glad you asked! We provide the same services for a fraction of the cost. The base rate for our home is $2600 per month. The large faclities charge upwards of $200+ per day. We too can take long term care insurance.

We do provide hospice care. We work with all hospice providers.

Transportation to appointments, incontinence supplies & medication. For most patients this is covered partly by their insurance. We do monthly personal shopping for patients at Costco & Wal-Mart and just bill out for the items

All rehab services can be done in the care homes by home health and is usually paid for by Medicare.

My wonderful dad, Ed.............Thanks dad