Granite Farms Estates offers a continuum of senior health services for Acts Life Care® residents, including assisted living, skilled care, rehabilitation, home health, palliative care, dementia care, hospice and nurse practitioner services. Having these services available through the community can make it easier for residents to receive additional support as their health needs change.

Yes. Assisted living at Granite Farms Estates provides personalized support with activities of daily living in a secure, homelike environment. This can include assistance for residents who need additional help while continuing to maintain as much independence as possible.

Yes. Granite Farms Estates provides skilled care delivered by certified health professionals for residents who require more extensive care and treatment. Under Acts Life Care®, eligible residents can transition to a higher level of care on the same campus if their needs change.

Residents with a Type A Acts Life Care® contract have access to higher levels of healthcare, such as assisted living or skilled care, on the Granite Farms Estates campus. Their monthly fee does not increase solely because they require a higher level of care, helping provide greater predictability when planning for future healthcare needs.

Acts Life Care® is designed to combine independent retirement living with a plan for potential future healthcare needs. With the Type A Life Care contract at Granite Farms Estates, many future healthcare needs are covered through the resident’s entrance fee and monthly fee, including access to assisted living or skilled care when needed.

Yes. One advantage of Granite Farms Estates is that residents can access higher levels of care, including assisted living and skilled care, on the same campus as their independent living residence. This allows residents to remain within the community they know even if their healthcare needs change.

Yes. Signature Rehabilitation at Granite Farms Estates provides individualized programs designed to help residents improve their health, mobility and function. Rehabilitation is available in both short-term stay and outpatient settings.

Under the Type A Acts Life Care® contract, a resident’s monthly fee does not increase solely because they move to a higher level of care, such as assisted living or skilled care. This differs from fee-for-service arrangements, where residents generally pay separately for care as their needs increase, and can make future healthcare expenses more predictable.