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Location: Click on one of the search types (e.g. City, or Address), enter the appropriate criteria into the form and click the "Search" button.
Name: As an alternative to a location-based search, click on “Name” and you may enter a facility’s name or part of a name (e.g. Foss House or Foss) or its 6-digit SNAP-ID number (e.g. 123-456).
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Availability: When this box is checked, listings that report availability are shown first in the search results followed by all other listings.
Categories: By default, all types of senior housing facilities are shown in the search results. If you know you do not need to see options from a particular category, uncheck that box and those types of facilities will not be included in your search results.
When searching for Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs), only CCRCs will be returned.
Advanced Search Options: Narrow your options by limiting results to facilities that have provided us with additional information. Results are limited to facilities that have completed a free SNAP-Profile. For a complete list of facilities in your area, do not select any advanced search options.
Change sort order, or include or exclude particular facility categories.
When this box is checked, listings that report availability are shown first in the search results followed by all other listings.
Independent living for seniors is usually in a small, easy to maintain private apartment or house within a community of seniors. No personal care or medical care is available as part of the senior independent living community, but other services may be available for recreation or convenience, like transportation.
Senior housing designed for those no longer able to live safely on their own, but who don’t require the high level of care provided in a nursing home. Also called "board and care homes", "personal care homes" and/or "residential care homes" including Adult Family Homes.
Nursing homes, sometimes known as skilled nursing facilities, may provide a full range of care needs, including acute care and long term care.
Continuing care retirement communities provide different levels of care (independent, assisted living, and nursing home) based on individual needs. A resident is able to move throughout the different levels of care within the community if his or her needs change.
When this option is selected, only CCRCs will be returned in search results, and the other category checkboxes will be ignored.