Leisure Care Retirement Communities at Fairwinds - Coeur D'alene

Many are the delights that await you as a Leisure Care resident. You will be pampered. You will be treated like royalty. You will be free to have more fun than Elvis did in that movie, Blue Hawaii. And if that doesn't sound like any retirement community you've ever heard of, you are correct.

You see, we're more like a resort than a retirement community. A resort that you have to be 62 to join, of course. You will have your own private apartment home. You will live as you always have, but you won't have to deal with stuff like, oh, mowing the lawn, fixing a leaky pipe, or even vacuuming. And here's the good part—that will free up your time so you can have as much fun as possible.

All of the convenience is combined with peace of mind as well. Every Leisure Care community is staffed 24 hours a day, and every apartment is equipped with an emergency communication system. All of that comfort allows you to relax and concentrate on more important things—like having the time of your life.

Options for senior retirement  communities with assistance can be found in home settings from group homes in residential communities, assisted living facilities (ALF), skilled nursing rehabilitation centers (SNF), nursing homes or continued care retirement communities (CCRC).  Some consumers may opt to bring non-medical home care services combined with skilled home health care into a residential home as alternative.  Before deciding which care facility or senior community is the best living environment for your loved one to thrive, consumers need to be aware of available options and programs offered.  Some assisted living communities have various levels of care where monthly price varies based on the amount of care needed while others may quote you an all-inclusive monthly rate.

Veteran’s Benefits for Assisted Living Facilities

American Veterans in need of assistance should take advantage of benefits offered for assisted living facility care or for home care. Statutes governing Veterans’ benefits are located within Title 38 of the U.S. Code. Veterans entitled to receiving benefits can access funds after qualifying on a need basis. Consumers need to be aware that Veterans as well as certain widows or widowers are also entitled to non-service connected benefits if they meet certain conditions.

Paying for Assisted Living Options:

1. Utilizing retirement savings
2. Using a long term care insurance policy
3. VA Aid and Attendance Benefit for Assisted Living

Learn More about Veteran’s Benefits for Assisted Living or Home Care.

View Frequently Asked Questions about the difference between Independent Living Senior Retirement, Assisted Living Facilities, Memory Care and Nursing Home Care.