St. Francis Woods residents have the luxury of living independently in their own private apartment. This helps promote self-sufficiency while still having nursing care and other supportive services when needed. We provide our residents with three meals a day plus snacks, housekeeping and laundry services, social interaction, health and wellness activities, medication assistance, and so much more.

Supportive living provides a solution to the growing need for affordable housing for today’s senior (age 65 or better) who does not yet need a nursing home but could benefit from a little extra help. The main difference between assisted living and supportive living is how it's financed.

Most assisted living is strictly private pay, but St. Francis Woods is a supportive living facility that will accept Medicaid as payment. The Supportive Living program is designed to offer residents who qualify the opportunity to pay through a combination of their own social security income and Medicaid benefits when unable to pay privately. For those who are able to pay privately, we offer the option of a smooth transition from private pay to Medicaid so no resident has to leave their home at   St. Francis Woods due to running low on personal funds.