At Tutera Senior Living, we are inspired by you

We give our best every day and come back tomorrow to serve each resident even better. For decades, we’ve been focused on helping seniors achieve the lifestyle and find the care that they deserve.

So, how can we help you?

At Tutera Senior Living, we are inspired by you

We give our best every day and come back tomorrow to serve each resident even better. For decades, we’ve been focused on helping seniors achieve the lifestyle and find the care that they deserve.

So, how can we help you?

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Care you can trust, A 40-YEAR LEGACY you can respect

As Tutera turns 40 this year, we’re celebrating our anniversary with confidence for a strong future. Joseph C. Tutera Sr., President and CEO, explains in this video how one guiding principle is at the heart of everything we do: doing the right thing for the people whose lives we touch.

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Helping Seniors live better lives

We are here for you and your loved ones every step of the way. And the first step? Knowing your choices.

Independent living

Independent living

Get back to what you love. Maintain your independence your way in our maintenance-free community, and we’ll be here to lend a helping hand if you need it.

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Assisted living

Assisted living

Live your life at your pace. We’re here to offer personalized care to seniors who need help with the tasks associated with daily living, like bathing, dressing and managing medications.

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Memory care

Memory care

Live a meaningful life. We provide person-centered care designed to make residents with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia feel safe, comfortable and engaged.

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Rapid Recovery & Rehabilitation

Rapid Recovery & Rehabilitation

Heal and recover. Residents engage in physical, speech and occupational therapies to speed up recovery following surgery, accident or illness.

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Long-term care

Long-term care

Care that never quits. We offer skilled nursing care and support services to seniors who wish to live independently but can no longer perform everyday tasks on their own.

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Amenities Galore

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Dining

Marinate in flavorful and nutritious chef-prepared meals via our delicious dining program.

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Wellness & Care

Get up and get moving with our invigorating wellness programming designed to help you live an active life.

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Friendship & Community

Explore our ample amenities and robust activity schedule designed to promote social engagement.

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Gorgeous Real Estate

Beautiful spaces designed with you in mind.

Mission Chateau

Tiffany Springs

Carnegie Village

Innovative SPECIALTY Care

Designed by medical directors, physicians and health care experts, we create patient-centered care plans using our unique targeted programming:

  • Cardiac Health
  • Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy
  • Behavioral Health
  • Memory Care
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Move in, Breathe out

Congratulations! You’ve made the decision to make your golden years glorious with Tutera. Prior to move-in, there are just a few things you need to do, but don’t worry, because we’re going to make this process easy as:

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Schedule a tour and come for a visit

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Fill out the necessary paperwork

3

Pick your move-in date

AN EXCITING, CAREFREE LIFE IS JUST A TOUR AWAY!
SCHEDULE YOURS TODAY.

Careers

Want to make a difference in the lives of seniors? Looking to start a career with an abundance of opportunities?

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Communities usually have a minimum age restriction of 55 for at least one of the residents, but some have age minimums of 60 or 62. The time to start looking for a retirement community is when you’re ready for more freedom and more opportunities. Independent living communities are maintenance-free, so you rid yourself of those chores. They also offer easy access to friends and fresh meals. You should begin your search before there is a health crisis. Your choices will be broader if you’re a healthy senior and you’ll have more time to participate in the community’s activities and amenities. Plus, the lifestyle offered by the community could help you, or the important senior in your life, to live a happier, healthier and longer life.

Look for consistent, high-quality services and care in a senior living community. Start by assessing the management. Conduct interviews with them in person and talk to residents to get a clear picture of the community and how responsive the management is to residents. A history of successful experience in the senior living community; peer and industry recognition and honors; resident satisfaction; steadfast principles; and the mission and values are other areas to examine.

Some communities charge a one-time entrance fee or buy-in option. This upfront sum helps cover community operating expenses and prepays some of the fees that come with access to continuing care for life. As part of a full continuum of care community, you or your loved one has access to all levels of care if needed at a discounted rate. At some communities, a percentage of the entrance fee is refundable. Other communities offer a month-to-month rental structure with all of the amenities covered and some meals. This allows lower upfront costs and the ability to make transitions more cost-effective should your needs change.

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