Personalized care in a supportive environment
Overseen by a licensed nurse, our
specially trained staff are experienced in
handling the unique needs of memory
loss residents.
Crystal Creek’s premises and programs
are designed around your loved one’s
safety and cognitive needs.
Our Services
The care they need. The respect they deserve
Crystal Creek’s premises and programs are designed around your loved one’s safety and cognitive needs
24-hour supervision
Medication management
Assistance with daily activities
Life enrichment programs & entertainment
Mental health services
Housekeeping and laundry
OUR FACILITY
A New Place Called Home
Located in a serene woodland setting, our purpose-built premises will make your loved one feel at home, while ensuring their safety.
Beautiful secure courtyards
Beautiful secure courtyards allow residents the luxury of spending time outside without the need for a companion.
Small one-story buildings
Small one-story buildings make it easy for residents and visitors to find their way around.
Bright, homey interiors
Bright, homey interiors ensure everyone feels comfortable in a cozy, welcoming environment.
Our Services
Each fully accessible residential unit is home to a maximum of 20 residents and is fully equipped with:
Beauty salon
En-suite bathrooms
TV lounge
Accessible showers
Communal dining
Emergency buttons
Furnished suites
Cable and wif
Our residents’ loved ones are an important part of the Crystal Creek family. We therefore offer
Convenient visiting hours
Family support groups with the Alzheimer’s Association
Family-friendly events
Floor Plans
Each suite at Crystal Creek is furnished to reflect the comforts of home. Essentials such as private full bath are included in every suite. Housekeeping, linens, recreation, and requested care are all at hand. Residents have the option of dining together in our cozy dining room or dining in the privacy of their own room.
Private Suite
Companion Suite
All-Inclusive Pricing
- Assistance with activities of daily living
- Medication management
- Fresh, home-cooked meals
- Housekeeping including laundry, linen service, and room cleaning
- Fully-furnished rooms or personal furniture welcomed
- Immediate response button
- Cable and Wi-Fi
- All utilities (excluding phone service)
- Alarmed exits including security camera system
How to Finance Assisted Living
There are resources that may help you finance assisted living. They include:
The VA Aid and Attendance Benefit
Long-term Care Insurance
While most expenses are paid from private assets, programs like
these may help with financing for assisted living.
The Aid and Attendance Benefit for Veterans and Surviving Spouses
This benefit is designed to help Veterans and their surviving spouses to pay for expenses related to assisted-living care. The limits on these tax-free benefits are adjusted by Congress each year.
There are three primary criteria the Veteran’s Administration considers when awarding benefits:
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1. The Veteran must have served a minimum 90 days of active service, one day of which must have been during a period of war.
The VA defines periods of war as:
• World War 1 (April 6, 1917 – November 11, 1918)
• World War II (December 7, 1941 – December 31, 1946)
• Korean Conflict (June 27, 1950 – January 31, 1955)
• Vietnam Era (February 28, 1961 – May 7, 1975) for Veterans who served in the Republic of Vietnam during that period, otherwise, August 5, 1964 – May 7, 1975
• Gulf War (August 2, 1990 - through a future date to be set by law or Presidential Proclamation) - 2. The care must be considered medially necessary. That means the Veteran and/or their surviving spouse must have a medical condition which requires assistance with at least two activities of daily living such as bathing, eating, toileting, and more.
- 3. The Veteran must meet income and net-worth limits. The Veteran’s Administration will evaluate monthly income and assets, as well as the cost of senior care.
- To learn more about the Aid and Attendance benefit, call the U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs at 1-800-827-1000, or connect w
Long-Term Care Insurance
Some long-term care insurance policies help cover expenses at an assisted-living community. Be sure to review your policy to learn the types of care and conditions it covers.