Congregate housing can become confused with short or long-term care facilities. They’re not the same thing. Short-term facilities are ones where someone needs temporary … See more

“Congregate housing” can often be confused with “congregate health facility.” They may sound the same, but they’re distinctly different. A congregate living health facili… See more

Medicaid and Medicare do not pay for congregate housing. Those public insurances only pay for medically necessary services. Housing is necessary, but it is not … See more

Congregate housing buildings have a central lobby, dining room, and activity areas. Neighbors get to know neighbors (and even look out for each other). Staff will visit the bui… See more

Congregate housing can be the perfect solution for seniors who are tired of heating an old home, mowing a lawn, recently widowed, or facing a life situation where a change in h… See more