We have over 25 years of family-owned and operated experience, serving over 900 residents and 1,000 team members.
We offer a variety of senior living options so you can find the right fit for you or your loved one: Independent Living Packages, Assisted Living, Memory Care and Trial Stay options.
Learn how to choose the best option for you.
If you or a loved one is considering a move to a senior living community, you’re probably wondering what it would be like to actually live in one: What does a typical day look like? How is the food? Can it feel like home? Schedule a Tour or live virtual walk-through today and experience for yourself what an Arbors or Ivy community offers.
... to make you feel at home.
Our family knows our communities because we live here. We don’t just operate our communities, we also design and develop them from the ground up. We choose communities we feel aligned with, that we feel we can serve best.
Family is the focal point of our culture here at The Arbors. We are now third generation owned and operated, and running this business is in our genes. We were born and raised in this industry. Our trusted, experienced and reliable assisted living staff will make you feel like at home, while providing the level of care and services you choose.
...to fit your desired lifestyle.
At The Arbors/Ivy Assisted Living Communities, our mission is to enhance the quality of life for our residents through genuine care and comfort. Because assisted living needs are diverse and vary from person to person, each resident has his or her own Service Plan, which details their own personal care needs and preferences.
The living options are diverse at The Arbors/Ivy and include Independent Living Packages, Assisted Living, Memory Support Care and Trial Stay/Respite Programs. There is something for everyone, and in each of these programs we are dedicated to meeting the individualized needs of each resident 24/7.
As a family business we have always taken pride in offering seniors quality care and services at an affordable price. We know and understand the struggles families face when choosing a Community, and our goal has always been to provide transparent financial options. Choosing a community is hard enough, avoiding cost complexity has always been our focus.
No large entrance fees or hidden costs, competitive pricing, and uncompromising quality of care, services and amenities. We work with several affordable programs that may give you financial options that make a difference.
...to light up your days.
There is no shortage of programs at The Arbors. We believe in creating an engaging, stimulating environment that benefits the mind, body and soul of our residents. We promote a lifestyle of health and wellness, with programs that benefit brain health, physical fitness and more. Our country club style activities mean fun for everyone! Leaving social isolation behind can be so invigorating for new residents.
[Finely crafted social activities and engagement are available if you choose so, to stimulate your senses, wellness and social interaction; improves your health and happiness].
We understand that cost is a concern and can be a confusing and often misunderstood topic.
Our goal is to simplify our pricing, and make your decision easier by offering a budget-friendly alternative to your current living option.
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Have you decided that assisted living is the best option for your elderly parent, and now are feeling overwhelmed on how to begin your search for the right community?
This guide will go over what you need to know before you make a decision.
Are you considering assisted living for yourself or a loved one but are hesitant about the cost? Assisted living costs, services and amenities vary greatly among the last and most expensive communities, and costs are higher in some states than others.
This guide will answer questions you may have about the costs of assisted living and recommend resources to help you pay for it.
Talking to your aging parent about moving to an assisted living community isn’t easy.
Often, many adult children avoid bringing it up because it can be a sensitive topic.
This guide will provide you with helpful tips and insight on how to have a productive conversation with your parent and siblings regarding your parent’s future.
Difficult behaviors in elderly adults are very common. They may be an expression of frustration your loved one feels or a symptom of early stages of dementia or Alzheimer’s.
This guide will provide you with skills and knowledge on how to handle difficult behaviors your aging parent may be experiencing.
Becoming a family caregiver can be a rewarding experience. It also has its challenges.
There are many questions to answer before making the decision to take care of a loved one.
This guide will provide answers to questions you may have on this topic.
Is your parent or loved one depressed, or just in a bad mood?
What does medication and illness have to do with depression?
How can you help? In this guide, you will be provided with answers to the difficult questions you may have about depression.
Has your aging parent recently lost interest in activities they used to enjoy? Have you noticed a change in their mood and behavior?
This guide will provide you with resources and tools on how to identify depression, what are the common causes of depression, and how to promote mental health in your aging loved one.
Does your loved one need more support than what they are getting? Would they benefit from some assistance with daily activities?
In this guide, you’ll find answers to the most common questions asked about assisted living.
Where do you start searching for assisted living or memory care communities?
What qualities in a community should you look for? How do you know you made the right decision?
Has your dad stopped getting together for lunches or outings with friends or visits with neighbors? Have you stopped enjoying time with your parents because you’re a caregiver?
Choosing an assisted living community is a big decision. Learn how to find the right one for you and your loved one.
No one ever plans to be sick or disabled, and disasters, man-made or natural, can happen at any time, anywhere.
Yet older adults are among the most vulnerable during a crisis. That’s why it’s critical that seniors, and those who care for them, prepare for emergencies.
Moving to assisted living is a life-changing event.
This guide provides tips and ideas on downsizing, what to pack and how to make the transition smooth for your senior parent.
In this eBook, you’ll learn how to talk with family and friends about caregiving challenges, how to deal with a parent who is resistant to help, how to get more caregiving help from your siblings, and how to keep your job while caregiving.
Have you had to cut back your hours at work to care for your mom? Are you worried about administering medications or injections?
Have you stopped getting together with friends, either because you don’t have the time or you’re too exhausted? Are you becoming the invisible second patient?
A Guide to the Most Common Family Caregiver Challenges Associated with Caring for an Aging Parent.
You’ll learn about the true costs of being a family caregiver, common family conflicts that can occur when caring for parents, and some of the unexpected challenges of caregiving.
In this guide, you’ll learn about the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia, including the early symptoms of dementia; the seven stages of dementia and the symptoms that typically accompany each one; and the signs it’s time to start exploring your memory care options.
In this guide, you’ll learn about the difference between assisted living and memory care, how health care professionals are trained in dementia care, common features of a memory care community, and questions you should ask when exploring your memory care options.
Navigating adult sibling relationships can be a challenge, but coming together for the sake of your parent is important.
In this guide, you’ll learn about common sibling conflicts that arise when caring for parents, strategies for getting siblings on board, and where to turn to for help.
Assisted living can be a touchy subject. No matter how you approach it, your parent is likely to have objections to something.
As you help them transition to a new stage of life, it helps to be prepared with answers to their questions and concerns.
This checklist will help to make sure you are getting the most out of your visit to The Arbors.
The list details what important questions to ask during your visit so you are able to make an enlightened choice and find the best assisted living community for your needs.
If you’re unsure what Assisted Living looks like in real life, whether there is a difference with nursing homes or a desire to see how community life unfolds, then this guide is exactly what you need.
A guide to discover the Care Team and a Typical Day in Assisted Living.
Have you decided that assisted living is the best option for your elderly parent, and now are feeling overwhelmed on how to begin your search for the right community?
This guide will go over what you need to know before you make a decision.
Are you considering assisted living for yourself or a loved one but are hesitant about the cost? Assisted living costs, services and amenities vary greatly among the last and most expensive communities, and costs are higher in some states than others.
This guide will answer questions you may have about the costs of assisted living and recommend resources to help you pay for it.
Talking to your aging parent about moving to an assisted living community isn’t easy.
Often, many adult children avoid bringing it up because it can be a sensitive topic.
This guide will provide you with helpful tips and insight on how to have a productive conversation with your parent and siblings regarding your parent’s future.
Difficult behaviors in elderly adults are very common. They may be an expression of frustration your loved one feels or a symptom of early stages of dementia or Alzheimer’s.
This guide will provide you with skills and knowledge on how to handle difficult behaviors your aging parent may be experiencing.
Becoming a family caregiver can be a rewarding experience. It also has its challenges.
There are many questions to answer before making the decision to take care of a loved one.
This guide will provide answers to questions you may have on this topic.
Is your parent or loved one depressed, or just in a bad mood?
What does medication and illness have to do with depression?
How can you help? In this guide, you will be provided with answers to the difficult questions you may have about depression.
Has your aging parent recently lost interest in activities they used to enjoy? Have you noticed a change in their mood and behavior?
This guide will provide you with resources and tools on how to identify depression, what are the common causes of depression, and how to promote mental health in your aging loved one.
Does your loved one need more support than what they are getting? Would they benefit from some assistance with daily activities?
In this guide, you’ll find answers to the most common questions asked about assisted living.
Where do you start searching for assisted living or memory care communities?
What qualities in a community should you look for? How do you know you made the right decision?
Has your dad stopped getting together for lunches or outings with friends or visits with neighbors? Have you stopped enjoying time with your parents because you’re a caregiver?
Choosing an assisted living community is a big decision. Learn how to find the right one for you and your loved one.
No one ever plans to be sick or disabled, and disasters, man-made or natural, can happen at any time, anywhere.
Yet older adults are among the most vulnerable during a crisis. That’s why it’s critical that seniors, and those who care for them, prepare for emergencies.
Moving to assisted living is a life-changing event.
This guide provides tips and ideas on downsizing, what to pack and how to make the transition smooth for your senior parent.
In this eBook, you’ll learn how to talk with family and friends about caregiving challenges, how to deal with a parent who is resistant to help, how to get more caregiving help from your siblings, and how to keep your job while caregiving.
Have you had to cut back your hours at work to care for your mom? Are you worried about administering medications or injections?
Have you stopped getting together with friends, either because you don’t have the time or you’re too exhausted? Are you becoming the invisible second patient?
In this guide, you’ll learn about the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia, including the early symptoms of dementia; the seven stages of dementia and the symptoms that typically accompany each one; and the signs it’s time to start exploring your memory care options.
In this guide, you’ll learn about the difference between assisted living and memory care, how healthcare professionals are trained in dementia care, common features of a memory care community, and questions you should ask when exploring your memory care options.
Navigating adult sibling relationships can be a challenge, but coming together for the sake of your parent is important.
In this guide, you’ll learn about common sibling conflicts that arise when caring for parents, strategies for getting siblings on board, and where to turn to for help.
Assisted living can be a touchy subject. No matter how you approach it, your parent is likely to have objections to something.
As you help them transition to a new stage of life, it helps to be prepared with answers to their questions and concerns.
A Guide to the Most Common Family Caregiver Challenges Associated with Caring for an Aging Parent.
You’ll learn about the true costs of being a family caregiver, common family conflicts that can occur when caring for parents, and some of the unexpected challenges of caregiving.
This checklist will help to make sure you are getting the most out of your visit to The Arbors.
The list details what important questions to ask during your visit so you are able to make an enlightened choice and find the best assisted living community for your needs.
If you’re unsure what Assisted Living looks like in real life, whether there is a difference with nursing homes or a desire to see how community life unfolds, then this guide is exactly what you need.
A guide to discover the Care Team and a Typical Day in Assisted Living.
You’re probably wondering how much the different senior living options compare to your current situation.
If you do, then this guide is exactly what you need.