A: Long-term care residents must either pay privately or cover charges through Medicaid or long-term care insurance. Verify coverage with your insurance provider. Contact the community for information on short-term care costs.

A: We do not require a security deposit, but new Nursing Care residents must submit payment verification information before moving in (insurance, private payment or Medicare).

A: We schedule regular trips to parks, shopping centers, restaurants, entertainment venues and more. Within our community we offer game and movie nights, resident clubs, special musical performances and other events as requested by the residents. Our staff will make regular visits with residents who are unable or choose not to participate in activities.

A: No, we welcome residents of all faiths.

A: Medical care is directed by each resident’s physician working with Sanctuary at the Abbey’s medical director. Our trained staff includes a dietitian, licensed nurses, certified nurse aides and social workers. Physical, speech, restorative and occupational therapy are also available.

A: A member of our nursing staff will contact the family in the event a resident has a health issue or is hospitalized.

A: Yes, in fact we encourage it. Guests simply pay for their own meals.

A: Regular visits by family pets can be arranged. Please contact the community hospitality director for more information.

A: Our Sanctuary neighborhood includes rehabilitation services. Our integrated rehabilitation teams provide high quality, short-term care for our residents and other seniors following hospitalization.

A: General community visiting hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. We can also accommodate other schedules.