FAQs

Do I purchase my Asbury unit?

No. There is an entrance fee and a monthly service package fee.

Are utilities included in my rent?

Yes, all utilities, except phone and personal Internet, are included in the monthly service package.

Are meals included?

Residents who live in our independent living apartments, studios or suites are entitled to one meal per day as part of the monthly service package. Additional meals can be purchased. Meals are not included for Carriage Home and The Embassy residents, but a meal plan can be purchased, if desired.

Are housekeeping services included in my monthly service package?

Yes. A housekeeper is available every other week without additional charge.

Does Asbury have an emergency call system?

Yes. All independent living residents on the Bower Hill campus wear an emergency call pendant that they can press to summon nursing personnel 24-hours a day in the case of an emergency.

What type of transportation is available to Asbury’s independent residents?

Asbury provides mini buses that make scheduled trips to shopping malls, supermarkets and restaurants as well as sightseeing and entertainment destinations. The vans may also be reserved for personal medical appointments and personal trips.

What type of medical care does Asbury Heights offer?

Asbury Heights has health care professionals – including geriatricians – who see residents in the Asbury Health and Wellness Center on the main campus. In addition, we offer a full range of laboratory and X-ray procedures as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy on site. Residents can choose to work with our health care team, or our staff can coordinate your care with your personal physician. Also, a team of medical specialists has office hours at the Health and Wellness Center.

What if I need a higher level of care?

Asbury Heights offers residents a continuum of care including personal care, nursing and rehabilitative care and specialty memory support care. Independent senior living residents needing additional assistance can transition into a higher level of care without leaving the campus.

If I run out of money, will I be asked to leave Asbury’s campus?

Asbury Heights is a not-for-profit, continuum of care provider. There is a benevolent care program that will provide for those who have depleted their resources over the extended period of their residency and can no longer pay full charges for their care and accommodations.