At Longhouse®, assisted living means familiar, comfortable living – in a real home, not a large institutional facility. Our small households are designed for those who need support with personal care and routines, but still want to enjoy a family-like lifestyle. With just 15 residents per household, assisted living at Longhouse is personal. No one is ever a number or a case; they’re family.

The search for assisted living often begins when life becomes unsafe for a parent or spouse, as a result of physical health challenges, cognitive decline, or simply the effects of aging. Our approach provides that support while preserving independence and dignity.

What Assisted Living Includes at Longhouse

Our assisted living services support daily routines, safety, and quality of life in a small household environment, through:

• Help with bathing, dressing, and other personal care needs
• Mobility support and safe transfers
• Medication reminders and RN-supervised care
• Housekeeping, laundry, and meals
• Companionship and daily engagement
• 24/7 awake staff for safety and reassurance
• Seamless transition to memory care or nursing support if needs change

A Small-Scale Alternative to Large Assisted Living Communities

Many assisted living communities are large, busy, and impersonal. We offer a refreshingly different experience.

• Just 15 residents per home
• Familiar routines in a household setting
• Strong relationships between residents and caregivers
• Calm, residential design with access to outdoor space
• Continuity of care without relocation

Care That Adapts as Needs Change

One of the greatest concerns you may face is wondering what happens when care needs increase. At Longhouse, residents can remain in the same home as needs evolve, with access to memory care services, nursing support, and hospice partnerships when appropriate.

This continuity provides stability for residents and peace of mind for you.