FAQs
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We want everyone to feel fully comfortable considering their assisted living options. Below are great questions we’ve received and answered. Please explore and let us know what else we can clarify for you.
What levels of care are offered at StoneBridge Senior Living Communities?
As a family dedicated to caring for our residents and their families, we want you to have peace of mind when it comes to your loved one. StoneBridge Senior Living communities offer the convenience of a wide range of residential and rehabilitative choices. Our array of personalized lifestyle and care options also ensures that our residents’ future needs will be served all within the safety, comfort and familiarity of their StoneBridge community.
What costs do I need to consider for a senior living community?
At StoneBridge Senior Living community we can assist with any questions you may have about costs and financial obligations.
How does StoneBridge work with Medicare and Medicaid?
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How do I know what benefits are available for my loved one’s senior living options?
StoneBridge Senior Living communities accept a variety of government and third party insurances. You can contact Social Security, Veteran’s Affairs Office or your private third party insurer for details. In addition, our staff is here to help with any questions.
When are family members allowed to visit?
All StoneBridge communities are open and welcome visitors. Please contact the appropriate location regarding hours or questions.
What safety protocols are in place at StoneBridge?
We truly believe that our communities are some of the safest and most fulfilling places for an older adult to live. StoneBridge provides access to vaccines and boosters and follows the guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
What types of resident social activities are available?
StoneBridge recognizes the value of maintaining and developing new social relationships and interests. We offer a variety of activities for our residents to allow them to learn and engage with others, pursue interests and hobbies, stay physically active and take part in fun and entertaining experiences.
Can I tour a StoneBridge Senior Living community?
Absolutely! Contact any of our communities today, and we will be happy to assist with a tour.
Is home care an appropriate option? What should I consider?
As you are making decisions about your loved one’s care, you may explore home care as an option that will provide positive results. Cost is typically the biggest consideration. You should consider how your loved one feels about having a stranger in his or her home as this can sometimes be uncomfortable. Also, if your loved one is homebound or has limited mobility, a home care situation may limit the amount of social interaction they enjoy.
Who can assist me with making decisions about senior living options for myself or a loved one?
Our StoneBridge Senior Living family is ready to assist with any questions you may have during your evaluation process. Other resources for help and support during this process include hospital social workers, church members and clergy, physicians, community center staff and even your financial planner.
Are there any options for taking care of a loved one when I need a break or am traveling out of town?
Yes, StoneBridge Senior Living offers Respite services for such times. Contact the StoneBridge Senior Living community near you to learn more about this service.
Does a physician’s order need to be provided for admission to a skilled care or rehabilitation center?
Yes, a physician’s order must be provided upon admission. Your loved one will need to visit their primary care physician prior to arrival. A member of our StoneBridge caregiver family will assist you with the process and work with the physician’s office to make it as easy as possible. If your loved one does not have a physician, we’re able to make a recommendation for you.
Still have questions? We’re here to help.
Our approach to care is highly personalized, so no question is too specific or outside of the box. Reach out and let’s discuss what’s on your mind.