Daily life

What a week here actually looks like

A familiar room and a meal at the table can make the day feel more manageable. Here is what your parent would find nearby.

A senior holding a bowl of fresh salad with tomatoes, peppers and greens at the table

Chef-prepared dining

Meals are cooked on site and served in the dining room. Your parent can sit down to breakfast without planning groceries or using the stove.

Two residents talking at their easels during a painting class in the activity room

A calendar worth showing up for

The calendar brings people into the activity room for something shared, without your parent having to leave the building.

Main lobby with a chandelier above the seating area and a fireplace along the wall

Common rooms to use

The lobby, activity rooms and quiet corners give your parent somewhere nearby to sit outside the apartment.

Stay close

Know how today went, even when you can't be there.

Sand Sage of The Highlands uses LifeLoop, an app that keeps families connected to daily life here. You get updates on your parent's day from your phone, wherever you live.

What families see in the app

Updates on your parent's day-to-day activities.
Photos, videos, and messages with your parent and staff.
The community calendar, so you know what's coming up.

Outdoor patio with blue and white striped umbrellas over wrought iron tables, edged by clipped hedges

One building, two levels of care

If your parent needs more help, it is a shorter move

Assisted living and memory care are both available within the same community on West State Highway 152. If your parent’s care needs change over time, they may be able to transition to a different level of support without leaving the community they know.

levels of care

assisted living layouts

24/7

Staff on site

Care, cost and visiting, in plain terms

Assisted living

A private apartment with help for the parts of the day that have become difficult.

$3,500

See assisted living

Memory care

A memory care room in the same building as assisted living.

$5,700

See memory care

Dining and housekeeping

Your parent's meals and apartment cleaning are included.

Included

What is included

Tours seven days

A visit can be arranged on the day that suits your family.

7 days

Plan a visit

Assisted living

Assisted living apartments and what they cost

Your parent can choose from four layouts. The Basic apartment uses a shared shower, and the other three have a full bath. Memory care details are available on their own page.

Basic

$3,500 a month

Shared shower

Studio

$4,500 a month

1 bath

Studio Deluxe

$4,600 a month

1 bath

One Bedroom

$4,900 a month

1 bath

Rates shown are current starting prices, ask about availability when you book a tour.

A one-time community fee of $2,000.
A second person fee of $1,000.
We do not accept the Medicaid ADvantage waiver.
Memory care rooms start at $5,700 a month. See the memory care page for details.

See assisted living in full

A staff member in a Sand Sage shirt standing behind two residents painting at easels in the activity room

Memory care

How families here start memory care

Call us and share your concerns
Call us to start the conversation. You do not need paperwork to begin.
Walk the memory care neighborhood
A visit can include the rooms, the common space and the way the building is arranged.
Go through the rate in writing
The rate can be explained in writing, so your family can see what it covers.
Move in without leaving the building later
If your parent already lives in assisted living here, memory care is down the corridor in the same building.