Frequently Asked Questions

What is the basic monthly rent?
Do I sign a lease?
Is the Membership fee refundable?
Is the Landing covered by insurance?
May I have overnight guests?
May I have a pet?
I don't drive. How do I get to my appointments?
Where can I park my car?
Do you lock the door at night?
What if I am ill or need help?
What happens if I'm no longer able to live on my own?
I'm on a special diet. How will you handle that?

What is the basic monthly rent?     [top of page]

	Studios starting from $2,560 per month
	One bedrooms starting from $3,575 per month
	Deluxe/Suites starting from $3,730 per month
	Second occupant $1,250 per month
	SCU Village (Memory Care Unit) apartments starting at $3,935 per month

Do I sign a lease?     [top of page]
No. We rent month to month. Residents must provide 30 days notice before leaving. A membership fee will reserve your apartment.

Is the membership fee refundable?     [top of page]
It is until you move into the Landing.

Is the Landing covered by insurance?     [top of page]
The Landing is a private-pay facility; although, long-term care insurance may cover some costs.

May I have overnight guests?     [top of page]
Yes, although requests need to be approved by the community director.

May I have a pet?     [top of page]
Yes, for an additional cost of $30 a month. You must be able to handle all the pet's care without any assistance.

I don't drive. How do I get to my appointments?     [top of page]
A van is available to take residents to appointments within a 10-mile radius. There is a fee for transportation to appointments outside this radius.

Where can I park my car?     [top of page]
We have ample parking for residents and their guests.

Do you lock the door at night?     [top of page]
The doors are locked at 9 p.m. but residents have keys so they can come and go as they please.

What if I am ill or need help?     [top of page]
Each apartment has an emergency call system, and someone is available 24-hours a day to assist you.

What happens if I'm no longer able to live on my own?     [top of page]
If an internal assessment determines that you can no longer live on your own, we will work with you and your family to find housing that will meet your needs.