Understanding the Difference Between Independent Living and Assisted Living at The Delaney at Georgetown Village

Deciding if an independent living (IL) or assisted living (AL) setting is right for you is an important planning step. At The Delaney at Georgetown Village, we provide both options in a welcoming community designed to meet you where you are today—and support you as your needs may change in the future.

What Is Independent Living?

Independent living at our community is ideal for older adults who are self-sufficient but ready for a more engaging, maintenance-free lifestyle. Spacious apartments, chef-prepared dining, social opportunities, and housekeeping services make everyday life easier—so you can focus on what you love.

What Is Assisted Living?

Assisted living offers the same private residences and vibrant lifestyle but adds personalized care and support with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, or medication reminders. With 24/7 staff, wellness programs, and safety features built into every apartment, AL provides peace of mind for residents and their families.

When you're ready to see all that we have to offer, contact our team to schedule your visit. Plus, check out our full article to learn more about the differences between these two living options, services that are included in each, and which is the right fit for you.