Assisted living facilities are intended for individuals who:

Assisted living facilities are designed specifically for individuals who need assistance with daily activities but do not require around-the-clock medical supervision. Residents in these facilities often benefit from help with tasks such as bathing, dressing, eating, and medication management, while still maintaining a level of independence that allows them to manage their daily routines without full-time oversight.

This environment is ideal for those who may be able to live alone but require occasional support to ensure their safety and well-being. Unlike the scenario of constantly needing skilled nursing care, which is typically found in skilled nursing facilities, or recovering from major health crises needing medical attention, assisted living focuses on enhancing quality of life through supportive assistance rather than intensive medical care. Furthermore, individuals in assisted living are not fully independent without assistance, as they do rely on the support available for daily activities.