Yes. Many communities do not discuss finances with potential residents. At Hermitage Roanoke, we include a financial and actuarial review for many reasons. Most importantly, we want to be sure residents can live on their terms and do not have to move again if they are blessed with longevity, and their level of living needs change.
Hermitage Roanoke is part of Pinnacle Living and is a not-for-profit organization, which means something to us. We form a lifetime relationship with our residents and commit to assisting those who, through no fault of their own, cannot fully meet the financial responsibilities of their residence or care.
As with any relationship, this one is based on reciprocity. By reviewing your financial and actuarial projections, we can be sure that the plan to call our community home is the right one. The Samaritan Program provides peace of mind to residents blessed by longevity but who have outlived their financial resources. Pinnacle Living has never asked a resident to leave solely based on their inability to pay for our services. This has been integral to who we are since our founding in 1948.
