LINDEN VILLAGE - ASSISTED LIVING AND MEMORY CARE
This project will consist of the construction of a new 6-story assisted living facility with 116 planned living units. A majority of those resident units are for assisted living residents and a smaller portion of those units are for memory care patients. INNOVA is currently in the design process for senior housing and senior care facilities between Hawaii and the Western US having an aggregate construction cost of over $170 million dollars. Past senior care projects designed by INNOVA Principals amount to projects having construction costs of over $700 million dollars.

ASSISTED LIVING
Assisted Living is a long-term care option that combines housing, support services and health care. Assisted Living provides care for those who no longer are comfortable live independently. The level of care needed may range from needing only minor assistance for example to take residents shopping or to offer cooked meals on location to more involved care such as helping to dress, get in bed or be wheeled in a wheel chair to their next activity. Besides the living units, the facility is equipped with a salon, arts and craft's room, a theater, a snack bar, the lobby area, a lounge for reading or visiting, and a dining hall.

MEMORY CARE
Memory care allows a person experiencing memory loss to maintain a level of independence while relying on the safety and security of being in a residential facility with a professional staff. Memory care is designed for people with a level of impairment making it unsafe to continue to live at home, but who do not require the intensive care of a skilled nursing facility. The memory care residents need a higher level of care, maybe not for physical assistance, but rather for supervision to help them if they do not remember where they are.

INNOVA Architects are experienced in Senior Housing projects