The Terraces offers a continuum of care that includes assisted living, memory care, skilled care and rehabilitation therapy. These services are available on the same campus, giving residents convenient access to additional healthcare if their needs change.

Yes. Assisted living at The Terraces provides personalized assistance with daily living tasks for residents who need more support while still encouraging independence and engagement.

Yes. The Terraces provides skilled care from certified health professionals for residents who require comprehensive, person-centered care. Skilled care is part of the community’s continuing care model.

Residents have convenient access to assisted living, memory care, skilled care and rehabilitation if their needs change. Because these services are available on campus, residents can transition to additional support while remaining within The Terraces community.

The Terraces offers a Type A Life Care contract that combines independent living with priority access to future health services. It is designed to provide greater financial predictability as care needs evolve over time.

Yes. Assisted living, memory care and skilled care are available directly on The Terraces campus, allowing residents to receive a higher level of support without moving to an unrelated senior care community.

Yes. Rehabilitation therapy at The Terraces includes programs aimed at improving health, mobility and function. Services are available for short-term stays as well as outpatient rehabilitation.

The Type A Life Care model at The Terraces is structured to make healthcare expenses more predictable as residents move between levels of care. Rather than facing an entirely new pricing structure when assisted living or skilled care is needed, residents receive care under the terms of their Life Care contract.

Yes. Qualifying area families may apply directly, subject to assessment and current availability.