For those who prefer not to manage at home, Residential Assisted Living provides a structured environment with access to daily assistance. Residents live in private or semi-private rooms, with meals served in a communal dining area. Medicaid helps cover services such as light housekeeping, bath attendants, medication management, and access to on-site staff for added peace of mind. 

While this level of care costs more than in-home services, Medicaid covers the difference after a portion of the resident’s income is applied, including rent, utilities, food, and necessary medical care.