Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a continuum of care in senior living communities?
A continuum of care refers to the range of services provided to residents as their needs change over time. At Touchmark, this means residents can transition seamlessly from independent living to assisted living or memory care within the same community, ensuring consistent and personalized care without the need to relocate.
Q: Are pets allowed in Touchmark senior living communities?
Yes, Touchmark welcomes pets in our independent and assisted living homes. Residents can have up to two pets, each weighing 30 pounds or less. All pets must be housebroken and well-behaved to ensure a comfortable environment for all residents.
Q: How much does it cost to live at Touchmark in [City], [State]?
The cost of living at Touchmark varies based on factors such as the type of residence, square footage, and level of care required. For detailed pricing information tailored to your needs, please contact the specific Touchmark community you're interested in.
Q: What is included in independent living at [Full Community Name]?
A: Residents enjoy maintenance-free living, Choice Dining, wellness programs, social activities, and access to on-site amenities—all designed to support an active and engaged lifestyle.
Q: Is independent living the right choice for me?
A: Independent living is ideal for those who want the freedom of a private home with the convenience of community living. If you’re looking to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle, this may be the perfect fit.
Q: How large are the homes at Touchmark senior living communities?
A: Touchmark offers a wide variety of senior living floor plans to meet the needs of each resident. Options range from spacious studio apartments to one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes. To learn more about exact square footage and current availability, please contact your preferred Touchmark community.
Q: Can residents bring their own furniture and belongings to Touchmark?
A: Absolutely! We encourage residents to personalize their space by bringing their own furniture, artwork, and cherished belongings. Creating a familiar and comforting home environment is an important part of the transition.
Q: What happens if I need more support in the future?
A: If your needs change, our team is happy to discuss additional services and care options available at the community.
Q: My parents need more support—what steps should I take?
A: Talking to a parent about the need for more care can be one of the most difficult conversations an adult child has. Whether your parent is still living in the family home or already in a retirement setting, recognizing when it’s no longer safe is key. Our knowledgeable retirement counselors can do just what their title implies—counsel you and your family about what should come next. Call us today to get help with the conversation.