Path to Care
You joined our Table Rock family, now what?
Here’s what to expect as we guide you through the next steps with care and support.
Next Steps
Your Path to Move-In
Before moving in, we’ll need to gather the required documentation. Please provide these within 48 hours of submitting the community fee to keep the process moving smoothly.
Step 1
Family Paperwork
Download & complete the following documents:
- Resident Profile
- Resident Interest Form
- Guardian Pharmacy Agreement
- Direct Payment Form
- Reservation Confirmation
Additional documents we'll need copies of:
- Social Security Card
- Medicare Card
- Driver's License or Picture ID
- All other Insurance Cards
- Living Will
- Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
Medications
Please bring all prescription and over-the-counter medications to the building at least 2 business days prior to move-in to allow us to prepare for your loved one’s care.
If there is anything else we can do to help make this transition easier for you and your family, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Step 2
Schedule An Assessment
Your family advisor will help schedule a wellness assessment with the director.
Step 3
Coordinate Move-In Day with Family Advisor
Your family advisor will coordinate the details for a smooth move-in day.
Step 4
Arrange Movers
Arrange professional movers or enlist help to bring belongings to you or your loved one’s new home.
Step 5
Pay First Months Rent
Complete the first month’s rent payment, and you or your loved one is ready to settle in!
What To Know
Move-In Day
To ensure a smooth and welcoming transition, we’ve designated move in days and times. Coordinate your move-in time with your family advisor. Please let us know if you have any questions or need any assistance planning your move – we’re here to help.
Assisted Living
Move-In Checklist
Residents are responsible for providing their own furniture. We recommend bringing familiar pieces that create a sense of comfort and feel like home. For safety and peace of mind, we kindly suggest keeping valuable possessions and cell phones at home.
Clothing:
(Less is more. We have found fewer choices help with confusion and alleviate decision fatigue.)
- Comfortable, easy-to-wear clothing
- Undergarments and socks
- Seasonal outerwear (light jackets, winter coats, gloves, hats)
- Pajamas and robes
- Comfortable everyday outfits
- Sturdy, non-slip shoes (and slippers with grip soles)
Miscellaneous:
- Labeled laundry basket / Detergent
- Garbage can
- Pictures / family photos
- Home Decor
- Plants
- Hangers
- Radio
- Television / DVD player
- Cable cord
- Stacking bins
- Batteries
- Keepsakes
- Alarm clock
- Lamp
- Cups / mugs
- Plates and bowls
Toiletries and Personal Items:
(All toiletries will be stored in a bin in a secured place)
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Hairbrush or comb - hair accessories
- Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash
- Deodorant
- Lotion and hand cream (unscented for sensitive skin)
- Shaving supplies (if applicable)
- Nail clippers and file
- Chapstick or lip balm
- Wipes
- Depends
- Hand soap
- Toilet paper
Bedding & Linens:
- Favorite blanket or comforter for familiarity
- Pillows with cases
- Sheets (2 sets)
- Towels and washcloths
Memory Care
Move-In Checklist
Residents are responsible for providing their own furniture. We recommend bringing familiar pieces that create a sense of comfort and feel like home. For safety and peace of mind, we kindly suggest keeping valuable possessions and cell phones at home.
Things tend to wander. Please label everything with a sharpie or a label maker so we can find the correct owner.
Clothing:
(Less is more. We have found fewer choices help with confusion and alleviate decision fatigue.)
- Comfortable, easy-to-wear clothing (soft fabrics, elastic waistbands)
- Undergarments or depends and grippy socks
- Seasonal outerwear (light jackets, winter coats, gloves, hats)
- Pajamas and robes
- Comfortable everyday outfits (labeled with their name to prevent loss)
- Sturdy, non-slip shoes (and slippers with grip soles)
Miscellaneous:
- Labeled laundry basket
- Garbage can
- Pictures
- Home Decor
- Radio
- Television / DVD player
- Cable cord
- Stacking bins
Toiletries and Personal Items:
(All toiletries will be stored in a bin in a secured place)
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Hairbrush or comb
- Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash
- Deodorant
- Lotion and hand cream (unscented for sensitive skin)
- Shaving supplies (if applicable)
- Nail clippers and file
- Chapstick or lip balm
- Wipes
- Depends
- Hair accessories
Bedding & Linens:
- Favorite blanket or comforter for familiarity
- Pillows with cases
- Sheets (2 sets)
- Towels and washcloths