The 1-2-3 Senior Placement Process
A Simple and Effective Approach to Finding the Ideal Senior Living Community
We handle the entire process from start to finish to make it as easy, quick, and precise as possible for you and your family. Here’s how we do it in three simple steps:
During our initial contact, we’ll work closely with you to gather all the necessary information. This includes your loved one’s lifestyle preferences, the level of care they need, your budget, preferred location, and desired room types and layouts. We also want to learn about their life, career history, and interests to ensure we find a community that incorporates their hobbies and passions into daily life.
Using the information you provide, we conduct extensive and focused research to present you with several top choices that meet your criteria. Our recommendations are based on our thorough vetting process and deep industry knowledge, ensuring we offer only the best options for your family member.
We arrange tours for you and your loved ones to visit the recommended facilities. At 123 Senior Placement, we are more than happy to accompany you on these tours if you wish. Once you’ve selected the perfect location, we assist with all the moving arrangements until your loved one is comfortably settled in their new home.
We’re with you every step of the way, ensuring a seamless and supportive experience as you find the best place for your loved one to thrive.
Types of facilities
With our 1-2-3 approach, finding the right facility for your loved one is seamless and straightforward.
Assisted Living Communities
Assisted Living Communities are a form of senior care community who prefer to live independently but may require a certain level of care in performing daily tasks.
Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly
Also known as RCFE’s and Board and Care Facilities, these are smaller home settings for those who prefer to be in a smaller more focused settingAlzheimer’s and Memory Care Units
This type of care is specifically designed for individuals with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, providing specialised care and support.
