For Families & Individuals

Helping You Find the Right Place to Call Home

Looking for a suitable home or living arrangement for yourself or someone you love? A Care Assistance Living helps you explore housing possibilities and connect with participating providers based on your needs and preferred location.

Prefer to talk? Call (419) 377-2399

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What We Do for Families

Guidance at Every Step of Your Search

Finding the right place for yourself or a loved one can feel overwhelming. We help make the search more guided and manageable, so you can take informed next steps.

  1. Understand Your Needs

    We learn about your housing needs, preferred location, and personal preferences.

  2. Explore Housing Possibilities

    We help identify participating homes and potential options that may suit your needs.

  3. Make Connections

    We help connect you with housing providers to discuss services, suitability, and availability.

  4. Guide the Next Steps

    We help you understand the next steps as you consider your housing options.

Good to know: A Care Assistance Living does not own or manage the homes. We connect individuals and families with independent housing providers who may be able to meet their needs. Each provider sets its own services, requirements, costs, and availability.

Care & Housing Options

Options We Can Help You Explore

Every person's needs are different. We'll help you understand the types of housing and care that may be a good fit.

Assisted Living

Residential communities that offer help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication reminders, with shared meals and social activities.

Adult Care Homes

Residential homes that provide housing, meals, supervision, and help with personal care for adults who need daily support.

Family Care Homes

Smaller, home-like settings with fewer residents and a more personal, family-style environment.

Memory Care

Structured, secure settings designed for people living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia.

Respite Care

Short-term stays that give family caregivers a break or provide support during a recovery or transition.

High-Acuity Care

Settings that may support residents with more complex care, mobility, or supervision needs.

Independent & Shared Living

Independent living, shared living and co-housing arrangements, and accessible rooms for adults who need little or no daily care.

Services, requirements, costs, and availability vary by provider and location.

Getting Started

What Information Helps?

To help us understand your housing needs, it is useful to prepare the following information:

  • Basic information: Your name and contact details.
  • Who needs housing: Yourself, a parent, a family member, or someone you assist.
  • Preferred location: The city or area where you are looking for housing.
  • Type of housing needed: For example, an adult care home, assisted living, independent living, or a shared living arrangement.
  • Care and support needs: Any assistance needed with daily activities, mobility, supervision, or other support.
  • Preferred move-in date: When you or your loved one hopes to move.
  • Budget: Your estimated monthly housing budget, if known.

You do not need to have every detail ready before contacting us. We can guide you through the information step by step.

Your Privacy Matters

We only ask for the general information we need to understand your housing search. Please don't send medical records, diagnoses, or ID numbers such as Social Security or Medicaid numbers through our website.

Your information is shared with participating housing providers only with your permission. Read our Privacy Policy.

Free Family Checklist

Is It Time? 10 Signs Your Loved One May Need Care Support

If you're unsure whether your loved one may need additional care, start here. This free family checklist helps you recognize the signs, understand where you stand, and know what to do next.

  • Physical & daily living signs: changes in mobility, hygiene, appetite and more.
  • Cognitive, emotional & safety signs: memory changes, mood shifts, confusion and safety concerns.
  • Caregiver & family signs: caregiver stress, burnout and family impact.
  • A simple scoring guide to help you understand your loved one's needs.
  • Four clear action steps to help you move forward with confidence.
  • 100% Free
  • No Obligation
  • Instant Access

This checklist is a starting point, not a diagnosis. When in doubt, talk to a care professional.

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You're Not Alone

You Don't Have to Figure This Out Alone.

Hi, I'm Horace. As A CARE advisor, I help families navigate difficult decisions with clarity, compassion, and confidence.

A Care Assistance Living connects you with care and housing options and the support you need, every step of the way. If you already know your family needs help, let's talk.

We're here for you.

No cost. No obligation.

Ready to Explore Your Options?

Tell us about your situation and we'll help you explore housing possibilities that may fit.