Staying at Home: A Costly Option

Is aging at home a better option? In our experience, many families wrongly compare the cost of a senior living community to the cost of their mortgage. Unfortunately, this will always be an underestimatation because it fails to take into consideration of recurring living expenses, such as taxes, insurance, utilities, food, apartment maintenance, repairs, home modifications - the list goes on and on! Bear in mind this does not even take into account the costs of more intensive needs, such as in-home private nursing.

What Are Your Current Expenses?

A realistic perspective on costs, your specific needs, and your future health can help you arrive at the right decision. When comparing Senior Living with aging at home, looking for hidden costs is important. If you're contemplating remaining at home, consider the following:

  • How much do I currently spend on groceries?
  • Is it likely my home will need any major repairs in the next 20 years?
  • How much does entertainment cost me, and how much do I need to spend to remain happy and engaged?
  • How easily can I access activities and socialization if I'm not longer able to drive or walk?
  • How much would I need to spendon in-home care or hiring a private nurse when my health conditions necessitate it?
  • What other expenses do I need to pay on a recurring basis?
Understanding An "All-Inclusive" Retirement Concept
Ventria Residence adopts an "all-inclusive" monthly payment model which includes apartment rental, general housekeeping, dining programs, medical and nursing care, home maintenance and much more, so that you don't have to fret over the small things.

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