What Crestwood East costs. Right here, in writing.

Most assisted living websites make you call to get a price. We think that’s backwards. Here’s ours.

Why we publish our prices

Families shopping for care are stressed enough. You deserve to know if a community fits your budget before you fall in love with it. And it is not just families: hospital discharge planners, case managers, guardians, and placement agencies need fast, straight answers too. So here’s exactly what Crestwood East costs and exactly what’s included. If it doesn’t fit, we’ll still help you figure out what might.

How We Decide Our Costs

Rates start at $3,800/month. Our residents today pay between $3,800 and $5,000 a month, depending on room and care rate. Shared rooms start from $3,800, private rooms from $4,500.

Someone who manages mostly on their own, with meals, medication management, and staff nearby around the clock, is at the starting rate. Someone who needs daily hands-on help with bathing, dressing, and mobility is higher. Someone whose care requires us to add dedicated staffing is at the top of the range. We don’t guess at this and neither should you, which is why the number gets set the same way every time:

Step one: Whitney meets your loved one and does a real care assessment.

Step two: After review with the team, you receive your exact monthly rate in writing in a Cost of Care Agreement.

Step three: Decide on your timeline. You have your number in writing before you sign anything, so there is no commitment until you know the price.

Our goal is to ensure every resident receives the care they need in a safe environment. If care needs change, we discuss those changes with the family and provide updated pricing in writing before anything takes effect. Your base rate is locked for 12 months. The only exception is a significant change in care needs, and any change is discussed with you and put in writing before it takes effect.

The One-Time Community Fee

The $2,000 community fee covers the work that happens before move-in: processing your application and paperwork, the pre-admission assessment and service plan, medication record setup, preparing the room, and orienting our staff to your loved one’s needs. It also holds the room while paperwork is completed.

If we cannot meet your loved one’s needs and cancel the admission, the fee is refunded in full. If a qualifying event such as a death or a hospitalization prevents move-in within the first 14 days after signing, all but $500 is refunded. Once your loved one moves in, the fee is fully earned. The complete policy is in the Community Fee Agreement.