Lifestyle & Care Options

Supportive Community Lifestyles

At Fellowship Square Historic Mesa, we understand that health care needs change.  In order to be responsive to that fact and to address the challenges of being independent, we offer a foundation of supportive community living: three lifestyles known as Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care. 

Independent Living for individuals 62+ or disabled who need a little extra help to maintain their independence. They may struggle with transportation, keeping up with the housework and meal preparation. They may be somewhat isolated or bored and would benefit from fun activities and social opportunities. They may require occasional assistance with personal care or medication management.

Assisted Living is appropriate for individuals 62+ or disabled who, in addition to needing transportation, housekeeping, meals and activities, also require regular/ongoing assistance with activities of daily living (personal care, medication management). They may no longer feel safe at home alone overnight. They need access to caregiver assistance 24/7.

Memory Care is for individuals who are struggling with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Dementia is the deterioration in memory, thinking, behavior and the ability to perform everyday activities.  These folks need a secure environment with compassionate and specially trained caregivers.

Assisted Living and Memory Care are within our Oasis Community.  Most of the residents there have transitioned from our Fellowship Square Historic Mesa Independent Living Community right next door.  They are aging in place - in a community with staff that their families know and trust.

Services within each of these community living lifestyles can be customized and enhanced for individual needs and to maximize quality of life. For more information, please see our Wellness Connection.

Understand the differences between Independent and Assisted Living.