Continuing Care Facilities
Multiple levels of care on one campus, from independent living to skilled nursing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is continuing care?
Multiple levels of care on one campus, from independent living to skilled nursing.
How much does continuing care cost?
The cost of continuing care varies by location and level of care. On average, expect $3,000-$8,000 per month. Use CareCompass to compare prices in your area.
Does Medicare cover continuing care?
Medicare coverage depends on the type of care and medical necessity. Skilled nursing and rehabilitation may be covered for short-term stays. Contact facilities directly for coverage details.
How do I know if continuing care is right for my loved one?
Consider the level of daily assistance needed, medical requirements, social preferences, and budget. Continuing Care is ideal for individuals who need multiple levels of care on one campus, from independent living to skilled nursing. Talk to your loved one's doctor and schedule tours at several facilities to compare options.
What should I look for when visiting a continuing care facility?
Observe cleanliness, staff interactions with residents, safety features, meal quality, and activity programs. Ask about staff-to-resident ratios, emergency procedures, and how they handle transitions in care. Check CMS quality ratings on CareCompass for objective data.