How can I afford a Care Advisor?

Anyone can afford an Assisted Living Locator Care Advisor. That’s because we are paid only when we help you make a decision about your senior’s living location and we are paid by the location you choose. And because we only receive payment when you’re paying the Care Community directly, we’ll also put you in touch with your state’s social service network to make sure that you receive the proper state support in the event that you are unable to pay for senior care and housing yourself.

What can a Care Advisor help me with?

An Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisor specializes in knowing your senior housing and in home care options, but via their referral network they can connect you with state resources in the event that you need to consider state resources to finance and secure senior housing, as well as a wide variety of specialists who focus on some aspect of the senior services industry- Eldercare Attorneys, Financial Specialists, Real Estate Agents, Downsizing Specialists, Home Health Experts, and just about any other senior service need you can think of.

Who is my Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisor?

Glad you asked. This site gives you a number of ways to find your local Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisor. Pick one and we’ll either get them on the phone, or make sure that they contact you in a timely fashion. Click here to get to our Care Advisor page.

How are Care Advisors trained?

Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisors are vetted for the right set of skills before they ever even buy a franchise. Once they do, we provide comprehensive initial training and a 13 week “in community” onboarding process. We ask all Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisors to become Certified Senior Advisors, a nationwide accreditation program that provides additional industry specific knowledge. Care Advisors also participate in continuing education provided by us and provided by local senior oriented industry associations to ensure that they understand the latest tools, techniques and industry rules and regulations to help you navigate the senior experience.

What does a Care Advisor do?

An Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisor spends time at each of the communities and homes in your local area. They understand how well the community is performing against state standards and they understand what the community is good at- in short, they understand what isn’t in the community’s glossy brochure. An Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisor networks to ensure that they have a broad array of qualified resource team members that they can call on to help deal with challenges beyond senior housing and care, which is their own area of expertise. And Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisors spend time with families and seniors. They can’t help if they don’t know and understand you and your family. Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisors have a structured way to identify important needs that you and your senior have, which they then use to match you to the best community choices or the best members of their resource network that can meet your needs.

Who is Assisted Living Locators®?

A franchise business based in Arizona, with local owners and operators across the US. Our Care Advisors bring problem solving skills and compassion to your local senior community, and we supply the training, processes and industry knowledge they need to provide you with the help you want.

Where are your Care Advisors located?

Everywhere. If we don’t have a Care Advisor yet in your local area, we’ll find you an affiliate advisor who can help. But every month we train more Care Advisors to meet the growing needs of seniors in every community across the US. You can find your local Care Advisor by using the tools on this website. And because we are nationwide, we can help you in your town or in towns all across the US.

When should I contact an Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisor?

Since Care Advisors understand the entire range of living options available to seniors, any family with a senior over 55 can benefit from their expertise. Use us to understand your independent living options if your senior wants more time for leisure pursuits after 55. Use us especially when you are concerned about the safety or health of your senior loved one. And it’s critically important that you reach out to us if your senior is in the hospital or rehabilitation facility so that we help you navigate the immediate next health care and housing steps that must be taken, giving you a voice in how the health care and insurance systems in your state manage your senior’s needs.

Assisted Living In Daytona, FL

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Find the Best Assisted Living Near Daytona, FL

Senior adults living in assisted living in Daytona, FL enjoy year-round access to beautiful beaches, Motorsports, art, history, golfing, and countless other activities. Daytona is a popular destination for retirees and boasts numerous assisted living properties.

If your loved one is ready to move into an assisted living facility, you can rely on a local senior care advisor to help them find the perfect Daytona assisted living community for their lifestyle.

What is the Cost of Assisted Living in Daytona, FL

The average cost for assisted living communities in Daytona, FL is $3,975 per month. Prices vary depending on the type of facility you choose, the exact location (i.e. waterfront vs. inland), and the services and amenities it offers. A Daytona senior placement advisor can help you compare different assisted living properties in the area to ensure you find the perfect community for your loved one’s specific budget and lifestyle.

What Should Every Senior Know About Living in Daytona, FL?

Daytona Beach, or simply Daytona, FL bills itself as the “All-American beach” and the “Motorsports Capital of the World”. The area offers senior adults plenty of opportunities for recreation and relaxation, so it is no surprise that 1 in 5 of residents is 65 or older.

Daytona Weather and Climate

Daytona, FL has a subtropical climate characterized by two major seasons: a warmer, wetter season (May-October) and a cooler and drier season (November-April). Over the course of the year, the average temperature ranges from 59° F in the winter to 95° F.

Local Hospitals and Notable Medical Care

Seniors in Daytona, FL have access to quality hospitals that offer emergency, standard, specialized care. The three most well-known medical centers in the city are:

AdventHealth Daytona Beach: Ranked among the nation’s top hospital systems for safety and quality of care in 2022 by Leapfrog Analysis.
Halifax Health Medical Center of Daytona Beach: A full-service medical center offering primary care, emergency services, and rehabilitation treatments.
AdventHealth Centra Care Daytona: A community award-winning urgent care center that is open 7 days a week.

Transportation

The greater Daytona area is very accessible via the Votran bus system and seniors 65 and over enjoy a reduced fare. Moreover, all buses are wheelchair accessible with ramps, lifts, or low floors to make boarding easier. This makes it easy for older adults to get around without needing to drive a car.

Arts, Culture, and Recreation

Daytona, FL offers a variety of art, historic, and nature museums, restaurants, galleries, and other attractions for seniors to enjoy. For example:

The Daytona International Speedway. Visiting this world-famous racetrack is a must if your loved one is a racing or Motorsport fan. It is home to the Daytona 500, the most prestigious race in NASCAR, and also hosts races for AMA Superbike, IMSA, SCCA, ARCA, and Motocross.
Daytona Beach. There are over 23 miles (37 km) of white sandy beaches open to pedestrians. The area also has more than 70 miles of hiking and biking trails showcasing Daytona’s natural treasures.
The Museum of Arts and Sciences. A Smithsonian-affiliated institute that is Central Florida’s premiere museum for learning about the history of art and science.
The Peabody Auditorium. The 2,521-seat venue is home to the Daytona Beach Symphony Society and frequently hosts touring Broadway shows, opera, headline performers, theater productions, and comedy performances.

Additional Senior Living Care Advisors near Daytona, FL

Kelly Burke

Serving in St. Augustine, Palm Coast, Ormond Beach, Crescent City, Palatka, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Elkton, Butler Beach, St. Johns County, Flagler County, Putnam County.

Meet Advisor 904-417-3292

As the owner of Assisted Living Locators in St. Augustine, I am committed to offering a no-cost, personalized senior placement service to my community. Drawing on my background as a massage therapist and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, I am well-equipped to provide comprehensive care options and advice. My drive to serve seniors and their families stems from my deep belief in their right to a fulfilling and comfortable life. As part of the Assisted Living Locators team, I'm excited to bring my unique expertise and dedication to seniors and their families in St. Augustine, Palm Coast, and surrounding areas.

Meet Advisor 904-417-3292

Beau and Mercer Herman

Serving in Orlando, Conway, Belle Isle, Union Park, Winter Park, Maitland, Oviedo, Sanford, Alafaya, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Longwood, Winter Springs, Chuluota, Christmas, Eustis, Zellwood, Apopka, Lake Mary, Orange City, Deltona, DeBary, DeLand

Meet Advisors 407-498-2536

After experiencing the challenge of trying to locate the right care facility for a loved one, we realized the need for such a service as Assisted Living Locators in our community. We provide a no-cost, placement and referral service that offers the best senior care options, information, and resources available. We are lifelong residents of the Central Florida area, and our expert knowledge will help families connect to the best-assisted living communities to find the right care solution.

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How Do I Pay for Daytona, FL Assisted Living?

Your local senior housing advisor will help you and your family understand various options for covering the cost of your loved one’s assisted living community. Some potential funding sources for assisted living in Daytona, FL you might consider include the list below.

Veteran's Benefits

If your loved one served in a branch of the United States Armed Forces, it is possible that their veteran’s benefits may cover some or all of the cost of an assisted living facility in Daytona, FL. They may also be able to cover assisted living for their spouse through the Improved Pension Program. Contact the local Veterans Affairs coordinator to find out what programs and services your loved one is eligible for to help pay for assisted living in Daytona, FL.

Long-Term Care Insurance

Most long-term care insurance plans at least partially cover assisted living facility monthly expenses. Ask your loved one to see if they have ever taken out a long-term care insurance plan. If so, be sure to talk with their insurance agent about the plan’s benefits and specific coverage points for assisted living in Daytona, FL.

Home Equity

Senior adults who have good credit and own their home/have paid off most of their mortgage may be able to use home equity to pay for assisted living in Daytona, FL. A senior care advisor can help you explore different ways to use home equity to cover some (or all) of the cost of a Daytona assisted living property.

Medicare

Medicare does not cover assisted living community fees or services. However, it will help cover your loved one’s medical expenses. This can free up money they can instead use to pay for their assisted living facility in Daytona, FL.

Medicaid

Florida’s Statewide Medicaid Managed Care system offers several programs which can help eligible seniors pay for an assisted living property in Daytona, FL. However, each program has different criteria and benefits, so it is best to work with a local senior care expert who can help you and your loved one navigate the application process.

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Care assessment tool

Access our free senior care assessment tool, which can help you evaluate the specific needs and requirements of you or your loved one. By answering a series of questions, you’ll receive personalised recommendations and insights to aid in the decision-making process.

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FAQ About Assisted Living in Daytona, FL

Assisted living communities in Daytona are licensed by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration to provide housing and routine personal care services. This includes assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing and personal grooming; choosing clothes and getting dressed; taking medication; meal preparation, dining, and clean up.

Assisted living communities are designed for senior adults who need some extra help throughout the day, but do not require skilled nursing and can otherwise manage independently.

Generally, residents of assisted living properties in Daytona, FL have their own condos or apartments. Living units are arranged like a neighborhood, so residents have access to community amenities and can easily socialize.

It might be time to transition your loved one into a Daytona assisted living facility are they are no longer able to safely handle ADLs like driving, taking medication, or cooking meals. A senior care advisor can help you understand different options appropriate for your loved one’s care and needs.