There are many details to be worked out. The affordable housing will be built by a separate business, but residents will share common spaces and many activities on the Life Care Humboldt campus, such as bike and walking trails, the club house, and gardening opportunities. Construction expenses of the club house and grounds will be

Residents who pay an entry fee approximately 60% higher can pass on up to 80% of that fee to their heirs. Many Life Plan Communities offer this choice to prospective residents. People who chose a lower entry fee can expect a refund if they leave or die in the first few years. After that there

Prior to moving in, residents’ financial status will be assessed to assure they have resources to pay the required fees.  If a resident’s financial status changes, we will subsidize their fees so they can remain in the community.  We plan to have a funding source so we can welcome lower-income individuals to the community with

Couples can join the community at a price considerably lower than twice the rate for individuals.

Buy-in and monthly fees will be set based on several factors: the average home value of Humboldt seniors, average financial reserves of Humboldt seniors, development costs, the size of the resident’s unit, expenses to administer and maintain the facilities. As a non-profit, we will set the cost at the lowest level possible. Once you are

From a range of sources, including entry fees, local donors and foundations, investors, and construction bonds.

Life Care Humboldt is envisioned as a self-supporting, non-profit business that offers many of the things older adults pay for monthly, plus providing social benefits and additional support if needed, under one payment system. People who don’t want to stay in larger homes, or in areas far away from town, or who want to move