About
The practice offers a range of services, including post-hospitalization rehabilitation, memory care, long-term care and skilled nursing, behavioral health, short-term stay and respite care, and support for individuals with neurological disorders. Vivage's highly-trained team builds personalized care and wellness plans to cater to the unique needs of each resident. Their communities provide cultural and language-specific services to Hispanic populations, as well as programs specializing in conditions like Multiple Sclerosis. Vivage is committed to providing compassionate care that promotes dignity, compassion, and well-being for all residents, regardless of age, race, culture, language, physical or mental disability, socioeconomic status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression. With a focus on person-centered care, Vivage aims to create meaningful memories and connections between residents navigating similar experiences.
Insurance & payment
Vivage Senior Living accepts Medicaid and Medicare.
- Medicaid
- Medicare
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Post-Hospitalization Rehabilitation
Vivage provides patients with an environment designed specifically to ensure a safe, efficient recovery.
Memory Care
Vivage's commitment to person-centered memory care focuses on providing those living with cognitive impairment the highest level of dignity, compassion, and well-being.
Long-Term Care & Skilled Nursing
Vivage offers long-term care and skilled nursing services with personalized care options that provide a safe home and contribute to high-quality healthcare experiences.
Behavioral Health
Vivage offers a team of behavioral professionals that provide and support a community for individuals with mental health needs.
Short-Term Stay & Respite Care
Vivage's short-term stay and respite care aims to create meaningful memories and connections between those navigating similar experiences.
Support for Neurological Disorders
Vivage is committed to enhancing the lives of those they care for by recognizing the challenges and impact of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and supporting the development of new roles and relationships.