Our Services & Amenities in Wareham

When you move into a community living space, you may have to sell your home. We understand that going through this process can be incredibly stressful at any stage of life, so we want to help.

We work with a roster of talented real estate professionals that can help you navigate the complex process of selling your home. They’ll be there to support you and answer any questions you may have.

There are also flexible financing options so you can get the best possible price for your home.

If you or your spouse is a veteran, you may be eligible for a substantial monthly benefit from The Department of Veterans Affairs. The Aid and Attendance benefit offers veterans and spouses of veterans up to $2,120 a month.

If you feel you may qualify for this benefit, we will introduce you to someone who can guide you through the process and paperwork.

If you no longer need your life insurance or find the payments to be increasingly unmanageable, a life settlement may be a great option.

With a life settlement, you can get 3 to 4 times your life insurance policy’s cash surrender value in the form of a cash settlement. If you’re interested in exploring this option, we can connect you with a provider to determine whether it’s right for you.

When you move to community living, you want to make sure your assets are protected. Long-term care insurance is a specialized policy designed to help you cover assisted living costs while protecting your assets. There are different options for different care levels to ensure you get the coverage you want and need.

We want assisted living to be accessible and affordable, so we work with Elderlife, a specially designed line of credit that helps you finance the cost of community living. The line of credit features low monthly payments, so joining our community can be within reach.

An Elderlife line of credit can be used to:

• Pay rent until your home sells
• Pay rent until other benefits come through
• Cover move-in fees
• Supplement monthly rent