Merrill Gardens
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Author: Kaitlyn Short
In business since 1993, Merrill Gardens is a care provider with over 32 communities located in eight states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, South Carolina, and Washington. The company is privately owned and family run with its primary mission being to “provide an inspiring environment for [the company’s] residents, families, and team members where every life is defined by the possibilities.”
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The Good
- Multiple Care and Living Types
- No Long-Term Contracts
Multiple Care and Living Types
Merrill Gardens offers assisted living, independent living, as well as memory care for its residents. Having multiple services available makes Merrill Gardens more accessible to a variety of people with different needs. It’s also convenient if current residents need to change care types after already living at Merrill Gardens.
For example, if you are first living in independent living and your needs change, you can be transferred into the assisted living or memory care unit without having to move to a different care provider. However, services may vary by location, so be sure your chosen location has all your desired care types available.
No Long-Term Contracts
Merrill Gardens does not require residents to sign long-term contracts. All contracts are available on a month-to-month basis. However, the company does request that you give a written 30-day notice before you move out. This ensures Merrill Gardens can be aware of your plans and can properly prepare for your departure.
The Bad
- State Availability
State Availability
Merrill Gardens has over 32 communities across eight states. If you are not residing in the company’s available states (Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, South Carolina, and Washington) and are not willing to relocate, we suggest looking into other senior living providers in your area.
The Bottom Line
Merrill Gardens is a senior living provider available in eight states with over 32 locations. The company offers assisted living, independent living, and memory care, but the services may vary by location. Merrill Gardens does not require long-term contracts and offers month-to-month living options. However, you must give a written 30-day notice before leaving.
The care provider seems to be a quality company with more than two decades of experience. However, if are not currently residing near Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, South Carolina, or Washington and are not willing to relocate, we suggest looking into other senior living providers.
