stories

Michael, age 78, suffers from dementia and is unable to continue living alone safely. Read Michael's story, and find out how the Neighborhood House is able to provide Michael with a safe environment for thousands of dollars less than other facilities, saving him over $35,000 a year in comparison.

Dan, age 63, was at another assisted living residence paying $6,000/month. He was then charged an additional $2,000/month for a "higher level of care". Read Dan's story and find out how the Neighborhood House is now providing the care he needs for thousands less, and how Dan will be allowed to stay here even if he runs out of money.

Jennifer, age 83, was forced to move three times. She moved to a facility hoping to age in place, but when she needed memory care, she was evicted and moved to a place with a memory care unit. After running out of money, she was evicted again. Read Jennifer's story and find out how the Neighborhood House worked with her family and came up with a financial plan that works for them.

Sarah, age 89, was living at another facility for two years, then moved into their memory care unit, paying almost $8,000/month. A locked unit proved too restrictive for Sarah, and there were several minor incidents with another resident and staff that got her evicted. Read Sarah's story to learn how the Neighborhood House worked with her family and doctor to identify her triggers.