Pricing & Planning Options
A Plan That Fits Your Life — Now and Over Time
Moving to Independent Living is a personal decision — and so is how you plan for it.
At Lucy Corr, pricing isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s structured to give you options, whether you’re thinking long-term about future care or simply looking for a more manageable, maintenance-free way of living today. What matters most is that the experience stays the same: a home you can settle into, a community that feels familiar and support that’s already in place if you ever need it.
Two Ways to Join the Community
Life Care
For those who want certainty built in.
Life Care is designed for residents who prefer to plan ahead and remove as much uncertainty as possible.
This option includes a one-time entrance fee and a monthly fee that stays consistent — even if your care needs change in the future.
If you ever need additional support, whether that’s Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing or rehabilitation, it’s already part of the plan. You remain in the same community, with the same team, without a significant increase in monthly cost tied to that change.
This allows residents to make a decision once — and not have to revisit it later.
Entrance Fee (Fee-for-Service)
A flexible approach, with support close at hand.
This option offers a different kind of planning — one that starts with flexibility.
Residents pay an entrance fee, with refundable options available, along with a monthly service fee that covers day-to-day living and access to the community.
If care is needed down the road, it’s provided on a fee-for-service basis. That means you only pay for additional support if and when it’s required, while still having priority access to those services at Lucy Corr.
For those who prefer not to commit to a long-term care structure upfront, this approach keeps options open while still providing a clear path forward.
What This Means Day to Day
Regardless of which option you choose, daily life at Lucy Corr doesn’t change.
You’re not choosing between two different experiences — you’re choosing how you want that experience to be structured behind the scenes.
Every resident has:
- A maintenance-free home, whether in a cottage or apartment
- Access to dining, wellness and shared community spaces
- Opportunities to stay active, connected and engaged
- A setting that removes the responsibilities of homeownership without removing independence
The focus stays on how you live — not on managing everything around it.
Planning for What Comes Next
One of the biggest questions people have when considering Independent Living is simple: What happens if something changes?
At Lucy Corr, that answer is already built in.
As a continuing care retirement community, additional levels of care are part of the same campus. If needs evolve, you don’t have to leave the community or start over somewhere new. Care is coordinated, familiar and close by.
For couples, that can make an even bigger difference. One person can remain in Independent Living while the other receives additional support — without losing proximity or daily connection.
It’s a structure designed to reduce disruption and keep life feeling steady, even as circumstances change.
Let’s Talk Through What Fits
There isn’t a single “right” option — only what makes the most sense for you.
Our team works with prospective residents and families every day to walk through these choices, answer practical questions and help you understand how each option would work in your situation.