Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pay for the living accommodations and services at Kingwood Village?
What are the terms of leases?
Can I bring my pet to Kingwood Village?
Do Kingwood Village communities allow smoking?
How are rent amounts set?
What are the visiting hours?
What does it mean to "age in place."
Are all assisted living and retirement living communities alike?
Can I bring my own furnishings to my apartment?
Q: How do I pay for the living accommodations and services at Kingwood Village?
A: Kingwood Village residents' expenses are either paid for privately, or through a third-party source such as a long-term care insurance policy.

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Q: What are the terms of leases?
A: Westminster House offers a one year lease with a 30-day written notice of termination.  Wilshire House requires a two year lease. 

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Q: Can I bring my pet to Kingwood Village?
A: We know that pets can be an important member of the family - but we do require a $500 non-refundable pet deposit.

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Q: Do Kingwood Village communities allow smoking?
A: Yes

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Q: How are rent amounts set?
A: A resident's rent is determined by the size of his or her apartment.

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Q: What are the visiting hours?
A: When you live at Kingwood Village, it's no different than living at home—you and your guests are free to come and go as you please.

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Q: What does it mean to "age in place."
A: "Aging in place" is a term that can be misleading.  In some cases, residents require services that are beyond those allowed by state regulations. In most cases, however, residents can live with us and pass away in their own homes.

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Q: Are all assisted living and retirement living communities alike?
A: No.

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Q: Can I bring my own furnishings to my apartment?
A: Absolutely. This is your home and you may decorate as you like.