Extended Family Home - East

Highlights

• ADHS licenses the home for 10 residents at the directed care level, the highest of the state's three assisted living levels, per a record dated September 2026.
• The home's website says Extended Family Homes has been family owned and managed since 1996.
• The home's website says the home has awake nighttime staff and RN on call support.
• The home's memory care page says staff receive eight hours of memory care training at orientation, followed by four hours of continuing education each year.
• The home's memory care page says all doors and windows that provide access to and from the home are equipped with alarms to alert staff to unexpected entry or exit.

Care and services

The home's website says it provides memory care and that its care ranges from assisted living and memory care to acute care needs and hospice care, and separately states that caregivers assist with medication reminders and administration under each resident's personalized care plan.

Daily life

The home's website says meals are prepared fresh every day and served in a family style dining environment, and lists recreational activities, social engagement, Smart TV access and Wi-Fi among activities at the home. It also advertises weekly laundry service and grooming services such as manicures, pedicures and haircuts.

Questions families ask

What care level is Extended Family Home - East licensed for?

ADHS licenses the home at the directed care level, the highest of the state's three assisted living levels, for up to 10 residents.

Does the home offer memory care?

The home's website says it provides memory care alongside assisted living.

Is there awake staff overnight?

The home's website says the home has awake nighttime staff.

Does the home provide hospice care?

The home's website says its care ranges from assisted living and memory care to acute care needs and hospice care.