At Keepsake Kottage Home Plus in Wichita, we focus on whether a resident’s needs can be safely and compassionately met in a small, home-like setting. Call (316) 650-4526 to learn more.
Assisted living is about providing help with daily activities (bathing, dressing, meals, medication). If someone needs this support and the community can provide it safely, they may be eligible, regardless of age.
Adults younger than 65 sometimes live in assisted living if they have disabilities or chronic conditions requiring daily support. Admission depends on the facility’s licensing and ability to meet its needs.
Residents in their 90s or even 100s often live successfully in assisted living when consistent daily support is provided. The actual limit is health, not age.
Keepsake Kottage Home Plus evaluates each person individually, focusing on safety, comfort, and fit. Our smaller model supports seniors of varying ages with personalized care.
No. Seniors well into their 90s or older may live in assisted living if their care needs are manageable.
Yes, if they have disabilities or chronic conditions requiring support. Admission depends on community policies and licensing.
Daily support needs, safety, and whether the facility is equipped to meet those needs.
This article is for informational purposes only. It is not medical, legal, or financial advice. Always review eligibility with the specific assisted living community and consult healthcare professionals for guidance.
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