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1 bedroom + den | 1.5 bathrooms
750 sq. ft. | Apartment
Content Editor Guide
Creating a New LCS Microsite
All examples use The Delaney at Georgetown Village (Georgetown, TX), the first real community microsite.
Recommended best practice: instead of building a site from scratch, duplicate an existing sample microsite. This copies over the complete structure of pages, navigation headers, footers, and form sections, so you only need to update the branding and content for the new community.
Steps
- Duplicate the sample site
- Base template
- Reassign pages
- Template widgets
- Form pages
- Content
- Roles & permissions
- Review
- Go live
1 - Duplicate the Sample Site (In Process of Development)
- In the top-left corner of the Sitefinity admin panel, click the current site name and select Manage Sites.
- Click Create a site.
- In the Site properties window, fill in:
- Name - [Community name]
- Protocol - https://
- Domain - The full detail URL path of the community from the main site, e.g. www.lcsliving.com/location-finder/texas/georgetown/the-delaney-at-georgetown-village
- ✅ This site is in process of development - This checkbox MUST be checked.
- Testing domain - e.g. dev/the-delaney-at-georgetown-village. Use this address to view and review the site while it is being built.
- Select Duplicate pages and settings from existing site... and choose The Delaney at Georgetown Village.
- Click Continue.
- On the Configure modules screen, enable these modules and set their sources (providers):
- Libraries - Default Libraries and a new provider for this site ([Community name] Libraries)
- Events - new provider for this site only ([Community name] Events)
- Media Galleries - new provider for this site only ([Community name] Media Galleries)
- Articles - new provider for this site only ([Community name] Articles)
- Testimonials - new provider for this site only ([Community name] Testimonials)
- Staff - new provider for this site only ([Community name] Staff)
- Communities - ⚠️ Default only. Do not use a new provider.
- Leave unchecked (not used): Blogs, Vendors, News, Lists, Schemas, GenericContent, Navigations
- Click Save changes.
⚠️ Communities is shared with the main site. The microsite uses the Default Communities provider, so it works with the same Community items as the live main site. Any change you make to the Community item is published on the main site as well. Edit the Community item carefully, and only change what is correct for both sites.
⚠️ The site must stay "in process of development" until go-live. The real domain can be set from the start. It does nothing on its own while the Community's Has microsite checkbox is unchecked: the main site keeps serving the community's detail page. Do not check Has microsite at this stage.
2 - Create a Dedicated Base Template
- Switch to your new site using the site selector in the top-left corner.
- Go to Design → Page Templates.
- Find the base template that was duplicated from the source site.
- Click its actions menu and select Duplicate.
- Give the new template a clear, distinct name: [Community name] Base Template.
- Important: Open the settings of the original template and remove the new site from its site sharing so it cannot be accidentally applied here.
3 - Reassign Pages to the New Base Template
- Go to Pages in the new site.
- Select your pages (or open each page → go to Actions / Title & Properties).
- Under the Template selector, choose [Community name] Base Template.
- Click Save changes.
4 - Configure Widgets in the New Base Template
Go to Design → Page Templates and open [Community name] Base Template for editing.
Brand Colors (MicrositeTheme widget)
- Locate the Microsite Theme widget at the top and click Edit.
- Choose the colors for this community (Primary, Secondary, and Accent).
- Click Save.
General Community Scripts (MicrositeScripts widget)
- Find the Content list widget with the Details.Communities.MicrositeScripts view and click Edit.
- Under Which items to display, select Selected items and choose the new community.
- In Advanced settings, ensure the display mode is forced to Detail (ContentViewDisplayMode set to Detail), so Sitefinity directly renders the detail view instead of a list.
- Click Save.
Logo and Navigation
- Update the header logo image widget with the official logo of the new community.
- Click Publish on the template.
5 - Configure the Contact Us (or Any Other Form) Page
On any page containing a form (such as the Contact Us page):
- Open the Contact Us page for editing.
- Locate the Content list widget using the Details.Communities.MicrositeFormScripts template (placed next to the form).
- Click Edit.
- Under Which items to display, select Selected item and pick the new community.
- In Advanced settings, ensure the display mode is forced to Detail (ContentViewDisplayMode set to Detail), so Sitefinity directly renders the detail view instead of a list.
- Click Save and Publish the page.
6 - Update the Content
Go through every page of the new site and replace the sample content (texts, images, galleries, testimonials, floor plans, links) with content for the new community. Publish each page when done.
7 - Configure User Roles & Restrict Site Permissions
This can be done during development, so the community editor can help fill in the content. It ensures a community editor only has access to their specific microsite and cannot view or edit other sites in the project.
Create the Role & User
- Go to Administration → Roles → click Create a role (e.g. [Community name] Editors).
- In Administration → Users, assign the user to this role and ensure "This user can access site backend" is checked.
Grant Permissions for this Microsite
- Go to Manage sites → click Actions on the new microsite → Set permissions.
- Click Break inheritance.
- Grant access to the [Community name] Editors role for Access the site and Configure this site modules.
Deny Access to Other Sites (Crucial)
- In Manage sites, click Actions → Set permissions on the main site (and any sister sites).
- Click Break inheritance (if not already broken).
- Under Access the site, click Change → check "Explicitly deny this to selected roles and users" → select the [Community name] Editors role → Done.
Set Page Permissions
- Switch to the microsite → go to Pages → click Permissions for all pages.
- Click Break inheritance → grant the [Community name] Editors role permissions to View, Create, Modify, and Delete pages.
8 - Review Before Go-Live
Open the microsite on its testing domain and check:
- ☐ All pages are published and use [Community name] Base Template.
- ☐ Brand colors and logo are correct.
- ☐ No sample content is left (texts, images, phone numbers, addresses, links).
- ☐ Forms submit correctly and are linked to the new community.
- ☐ Footer license and community scripts show the new community's data.
- ☐ Header navigation and footer links work.
9 - Go Live (Last Step)
Take the Site Out of Development
- Go to Manage Sites → open the settings of the new microsite.
- Check that Domain is the full detail URL path of the community from the main site.
- Uncheck This site is in process of development.
- Click Save.
Enable "Has microsite" on the Community
- Go to Content → Communities.
- Find and open the community for editing.
- Locate the Has microsite field (checkbox) and check Yes.
- Click Publish.
Why this is the last step: once this checkbox is checked, the main site no longer resolves the community's default detail page, and all links across the main site and the Community Finder point visitors to the microsite. Checking it before the microsite is ready breaks the live community page.
Verify on the Live Site that the community's detail URL opens the microsite.
Rollback: if something is wrong after go-live, uncheck Has microsite on the Community and Publish, then check This site is in process of development on the microsite again. The main site's detail page will serve the community again.
Hero banners
Hero Image - H1
Add a Hero element from the Content section on the page and click Edit.
Choose Hero image ViewName.
THE SPINU AT CEDAR FALLS
Where You Can Be You
Hero Image - H2
Add a Hero element from the Content section on the page and click Edit.
Choose Hero image ViewName.
Hero image left
1. Add Hero widget and select HeroImageLeft template.
2. Fill in Title Black, Title Size, Description, Image (Background Image)
Simple cards
Add a CustomSection element from the Layout section on the page and click Edit.
Choose Card link simple section ViewName.
Add a Card link simple element from the Content section in the Card link simple section, click Edit and populate the Button Link fields.
Section with contacts card
Add a CustomSection element from the Layout section on the page and click Edit.
Choose Grey Section ViewName.
Add a Card contacts element from the Content section in the Grey Section, click Edit and populate the Title Black, Description and Footnote fields.
- The Delaney at Georgetown Village:
- 359 Village Commons Boulevard, Georgetown, TX 78633
- P: 512-746-7073
Section wider with logo and description
Add a CustomSection element from the Layout section on the page and click Edit.
Choose Grey section wider ViewName.
Add a Card logo text element from the Content section in the Grey section wider, click Edit and populate the Image and Description fields.
With multiple floor plan options for every level of care, The SpinU Cedar Falls gives you the opportunity to choose just the right one to suit your needs. Because, when you find the layout you love and make it feel like home, that's when you can truly be you.
Cards image left/right
Add a Card image left/right element from the Content section , click Edit and populate the needed fields.
Select View Template: In widget properties under Template, choose either: CardImageRight – Image positioned on the right, content/text on the left. CardImageLeft – Image positioned on the left, content/text on the right.
Configure Content Properties:
Eyebrow: Subtitle text above the main headline .
Title Black: Primary headline text in dark font color
Title Size: Heading tag size (H1, H2, H3, H4, H5).
Description
Image
Button Link: Primary interactive bounce button (bounce-container / bounce-button-link with dynamic arrow icon).
Button Link Second: Secondary inline arrow link (inline-arrow).
Accordion Items: Optional collapsible accordion items
Embed String: Optional raw embed HTML/script field.
Layout Settings (Background & Text Alignment):
Background (Chip choice dropdown):
CommunityPrimaryColor (Microsite Only): Applies the community's primary brand background
CommunitySecondaryColor (Microsite Only): Applies the community's secondary brand background
Light: Clean, solid white background
Grey: Soft, neutral light-gray background
Overlay: Injects the responsive background vector overlay
THE SPINU AT CEDAR FALLS
Retirement Community, Cedar Falls, IA
At The SpinU, you live the life you want to live. You'll stay connected to the Richmond and Katy area and be close to the ones you love, while at the same time enjoying all the advantages of residing in a friendly and welcoming senior living community that nourishes your well-being and supports the interests and passions that bring meaning to your life.
This is a place where you can truly be you. Your very best you.
Our LifeSTYLE Promise®—The SpinU commitment to giving you choice, flexibility, and control over everything you do—guarantees it. And our senior Health and Wellness Navigation team will ensure that you have everything you need—both now and when medical challenges may arise—to live your very best life.
Communities Designed for What's Next
Want to learn more about our community and find out if it's the perfect place for you or a loved one to call home? Our team is available to assist you! We're excited about the opportunity to get to know you and show you around our community. Give us a call today or submit your information to schedule a visit with a member of our team.
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Card image footnote section
Add a CustomSection widget using the CardWhiteBackgroundSection template.
Add card widget and select CardImageFootnote template.
Raising the standard in senior living management.
#1 in Customer Satisfaction among Independent Living Senior Living Communities, 7 years in a row.
Visit jdpower.com/awards for more information.
Cards white and card image footnote section
Add a CustomSection widget using the CardsIcoSmSection template, then place the following Card widgets inside:
CardTitleTextOnly in the top for the section title.
CardIcoSmWhite in the middle for the white cards.
CardImageFootnote in the bottom area .
What Type of Senior Living
Interests You?
Raising the standard in senior living management.
#1 in Customer Satisfaction among Independent Living Senior Living Communities, 6 years in a row.
Visit jdpower.com/awards for more information.
Life Care Services has won more independent living awards than any other brand in the J.D. Power U.S. Senior Living Satisfaction Studies from 2019-2024.
Media Gallery Templates
Add a CustomSection widget using the CardsIcoSmSection template, then place the following Card widgets inside:
CardTitleTextOnly in the top for the section title.
CardIcoSmWhite in the middle for the white cards.
CardImageFootnote in the bottom area .
List.MediaGallery.Default - Full slider with built-in primary theme background (main microsite color),
List.MediaGallery.WhiteBackground - Full slider with built-in white background
List.MediaGallery.GreyBackground - Full slider with built-in light gray background
List.MediaGallery.Default.TitleSimple - Image-only slider with default primary theme background
List.MediaGallery.WhiteBackground.TitleSimple – Image-only slider with White background.
List.MediaGallery.GrayBackground.TitleSimple – Image-only slider with Light gray background.
List.MediaGallery.Default.TitleSimple
Assembly Instructions ( for TitleSimple templates )
Stack the Header Card and the matching TitleSimple Gallery template:
Step 1: Add Header Card
Add a Card widget using template CardLargeDefault.
Fill in TitleBlack, Eyebrow, and Description.
Choose the Background option:
CommunityPrimaryColor (Main / Primary Theme)
Light (White)
Grey (Light Gray)
Step 2: Add Images Slider
Add a ContentList widget directly below the card and select the matching template:
For Main Theme - List.MediaGallery.Default.TitleSimple
For White - List.MediaGallery.WhiteBackground.TitleSimple
For Light Gray - List.MediaGallery.GrayBackground.TitleSimple
Picture Yourself Here
LCS offers a full suite of business solutions for senior living providers across the nation - management, development, real estate, and group purchasing.
Picture Yourself Here
LCS offers a full suite of business solutions for senior living providers across the nation - management, development, real estate, and group purchasing.
Picture Yourself Here
LCS offers a full suite of business solutions for senior living providers across the nation - management, development, real estate, and group purchasing.
Independent Living
Apartments start at $3,710 per month
Take a look below at just a sample of our beautifully designed one- and two-bedroom independent living floor plans. Please contact us to schedule a visit to view any of our other eight floor plan options. You're sure to find one that's perfect for you. And, yes, The Delaney is pet friendly! Every floor plan features:
- Bright, sunny interior with tall ceilings and large windows
- Smartly equipped kitchen with granite countertops
- Washer and dryer in your apartment
- Large walk-in closets
- Emergency response system
- Most utilities included
Independent Living
Apartments start at $3,710 per month
Take a look below at just a sample of our beautifully designed one- and two-bedroom independent living floor plans. Please contact us to schedule a visit to view any of our other eight floor plan options. You're sure to find one that's perfect for you. And, yes, The Delaney is pet friendly! Every floor plan features:
- Bright, sunny interior with tall ceilings and large windows
- Smartly equipped kitchen with granite countertops
- Washer and dryer in your apartment
- Large walk-in closets
- Emergency response system
- Most utilities included
Independent Living
Apartments start at $3,710 per month
Take a look below at just a sample of our beautifully designed one- and two-bedroom independent living floor plans. Please contact us to schedule a visit to view any of our other eight floor plan options. You're sure to find one that's perfect for you. And, yes, The Delaney is pet friendly! Every floor plan features:
- Bright, sunny interior with tall ceilings and large windows
- Smartly equipped kitchen with granite countertops
- Washer and dryer in your apartment
- Large walk-in closets
- Emergency response system
- Most utilities included
Articles
Add ContentList widget (configured for Articles)
and select template List.Articles.
What's Included in Assisted Living Costs
Nov 3, 2026
At The Delaney at Georgetown Village, assisted living is thoughtfully designed to help residents maintain their independence and confidence, while enjoying the reassurance of daily support when it’s needed. Of course, the question on most families' minds when consider assisted living is: How much will assisted living cost?
A 2023 Genworth Cost of Care Survey found that assisted living costs, on average, about $4,800 per month. That number can range between $3,200 and $6,500 or more, depending on things like level of support, apartment layout, location, and amenities.
Assisted living is an excellent choice for older adults who want to maintain independence but could use some help with daily routines and personal care. But the question on everyone’s minds—how much will assisted living cost—is what causes many people to rule out this helpful care option.
Still, the cost question is a big one, and the answer depends on a few key factors—like the location of the community, the level of care needed, and the amenities offered. Here, we’ll break down what’s included in assisted living at The Delaney Senior Living, what things might cost extra, and how to plan financially for this next stage of life.
What Does Assisted Living Cost on Average?
According to the 2023 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, assisted living costs, on average, about $4,800 per month. However, that number can range between $3,200 and $6,500 or more, depending on a few factors:
Location: Costs in metropolitan areas are typically higher than in rural settings. Also, monthly costs can vary greatly by state of residence.
Apartment size: Studio apartments tend to be more affordable than one- or two-bedroom options.
Amenities: Extra luxuries such as private dining, salon services, or fitness studios can increase monthly rates.
Care level: The more personal assistance or medical oversight required, the higher the cost.
For instance, someone who only needs help with light grooming and medication reminders will likely pay less than someone requiring hands-on care several times a day.
What Services Are Included in Assisted Living?
Assisted living communities are designed to provide comfort, safety, and support—without sacrificing independence. Most offer a blend of housing, meals, personal care, and social opportunities. The goal is to ensure residents receive the right level of assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs).
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) include:
Bathing and personal hygiene support
Dressing and grooming support
Assistance with eating
Toileting support
Mobility and transferring assistance
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) include:
Medication reminders
Light meal preparation or special dietary needs
Housekeeping and laundry
Transportation for errands and appointments
Help with scheduling medical visits
Beyond these essentials, most assisted living communities also include:
Private, spacious apartments
Daily meals and snacks
Life enrichment and wellness programs
Scheduled transportation
24/7 staff with extensive training
Emergency response systems
These core services are typically bundled into the base monthly rate, though offerings may vary slightly from one community to another.
What Isn’t Included in the Base Cost?
While many services are built into the base monthly rate, certain features or specialized care options may be offered at an additional cost. Always ask for a detailed fee schedule during your visit to ensure full transparency and an understanding of what’s provided.
Common add-on costs may include:
Diabetes management and insulin administration
Physical or occupational therapy (via third-party providers)
Extra personal care support
Salon or spa treatments
Incontinence supplies and care
Private transportation or medical escort services
Cable, Wi-Fi, and telephone service upgrades
Some communities offer tiered plans or a points-based model that adjusts pricing based on individual needs and care levels.
Ways to Pay for Assisted Living
Navigating financial decisions around these high assisted living costs is complicated—and that makes it feel overwhelming (understandable!). The good news? There are several ways to pay:
Private Pay: Most residents use personal resources such as retirement funds, pensions or investments, or Social Security benefits.
Long-Term Care Insurance: If you have a long-term care insurance policy, review it carefully—many cover some or all costs associated with assisted living.
Veterans Benefits: Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for the VA Aid & Attendance benefit, which helps offset assisted living expenses.
Home Sale or Reverse Mortgage: Selling a home or using home equity can help generate funds to cover monthly care costs.
Medicaid (in limited states): Medicaid coverage for assisted living varies by state. Some states offer waiver programs that help pay for personal care costs within licensed assisted living communities.
Is Assisted Living the Right Choice?
Assisted living might be the right fit if someone:
Needs support with personal care, meals, or medications
Feels isolated or unsafe living alone
Is ready for more social opportunities and community engagement
Finds managing a household increasingly difficult
Assisted living bridges the gap between independent living and skilled nursing, offering the perfect blend of freedom and support. Many residents find comfort knowing care can be adjusted as their needs evolve.
Discover Life at The Delaney
If you’re beginning to explore assisted living options, The Delaney Senior Living offers a distinctive experience that feels more like home than healthcare. With beautiful residences, engaging programs, and compassionate, personalized care, our communities are designed to support every aspect of well-being—mind, body, and spirit.
Understanding the costs and benefits of assisted living is the first step toward making a confident and informed decision. Want to learn more about life at our communities? Let’s start the conversation today.
Articles Carousel
Add a CustomSection widget and select template Carousel section.
Add Card title button in the Carousel section.
Add Card title button in the Carousel section.
Configure properties:
Title Black: Primary title line.
Button Link - View All.
Add ContentList widget (configured for Articles)
and select template List.Articles.Carousel.
What's Included in Assisted Living Costs
Nov 3, 2026
At The Delaney at Georgetown Village, assisted living is thoughtfully designed to help residents maintain their independence and confidence, while enjoying the reassurance of daily support when it’s needed. Of course, the question on most families' minds when consider assisted living is: How much will assisted living cost?
A 2023 Genworth Cost of Care Survey found that assisted living costs, on average, about $4,800 per month. That number can range between $3,200 and $6,500 or more, depending on things like level of support, apartment layout, location, and amenities.
Assisted living is an excellent choice for older adults who want to maintain independence but could use some help with daily routines and personal care. But the question on everyone’s minds—how much will assisted living cost—is what causes many people to rule out this helpful care option.
Still, the cost question is a big one, and the answer depends on a few key factors—like the location of the community, the level of care needed, and the amenities offered. Here, we’ll break down what’s included in assisted living at The Delaney Senior Living, what things might cost extra, and how to plan financially for this next stage of life.
What Does Assisted Living Cost on Average?
According to the 2023 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, assisted living costs, on average, about $4,800 per month. However, that number can range between $3,200 and $6,500 or more, depending on a few factors:
Location: Costs in metropolitan areas are typically higher than in rural settings. Also, monthly costs can vary greatly by state of residence.
Apartment size: Studio apartments tend to be more affordable than one- or two-bedroom options.
Amenities: Extra luxuries such as private dining, salon services, or fitness studios can increase monthly rates.
Care level: The more personal assistance or medical oversight required, the higher the cost.
For instance, someone who only needs help with light grooming and medication reminders will likely pay less than someone requiring hands-on care several times a day.
What Services Are Included in Assisted Living?
Assisted living communities are designed to provide comfort, safety, and support—without sacrificing independence. Most offer a blend of housing, meals, personal care, and social opportunities. The goal is to ensure residents receive the right level of assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs).
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) include:
Bathing and personal hygiene support
Dressing and grooming support
Assistance with eating
Toileting support
Mobility and transferring assistance
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) include:
Medication reminders
Light meal preparation or special dietary needs
Housekeeping and laundry
Transportation for errands and appointments
Help with scheduling medical visits
Beyond these essentials, most assisted living communities also include:
Private, spacious apartments
Daily meals and snacks
Life enrichment and wellness programs
Scheduled transportation
24/7 staff with extensive training
Emergency response systems
These core services are typically bundled into the base monthly rate, though offerings may vary slightly from one community to another.
What Isn’t Included in the Base Cost?
While many services are built into the base monthly rate, certain features or specialized care options may be offered at an additional cost. Always ask for a detailed fee schedule during your visit to ensure full transparency and an understanding of what’s provided.
Common add-on costs may include:
Diabetes management and insulin administration
Physical or occupational therapy (via third-party providers)
Extra personal care support
Salon or spa treatments
Incontinence supplies and care
Private transportation or medical escort services
Cable, Wi-Fi, and telephone service upgrades
Some communities offer tiered plans or a points-based model that adjusts pricing based on individual needs and care levels.
Ways to Pay for Assisted Living
Navigating financial decisions around these high assisted living costs is complicated—and that makes it feel overwhelming (understandable!). The good news? There are several ways to pay:
Private Pay: Most residents use personal resources such as retirement funds, pensions or investments, or Social Security benefits.
Long-Term Care Insurance: If you have a long-term care insurance policy, review it carefully—many cover some or all costs associated with assisted living.
Veterans Benefits: Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for the VA Aid & Attendance benefit, which helps offset assisted living expenses.
Home Sale or Reverse Mortgage: Selling a home or using home equity can help generate funds to cover monthly care costs.
Medicaid (in limited states): Medicaid coverage for assisted living varies by state. Some states offer waiver programs that help pay for personal care costs within licensed assisted living communities.
Is Assisted Living the Right Choice?
Assisted living might be the right fit if someone:
Needs support with personal care, meals, or medications
Feels isolated or unsafe living alone
Is ready for more social opportunities and community engagement
Finds managing a household increasingly difficult
Assisted living bridges the gap between independent living and skilled nursing, offering the perfect blend of freedom and support. Many residents find comfort knowing care can be adjusted as their needs evolve.
Discover Life at The Delaney
If you’re beginning to explore assisted living options, The Delaney Senior Living offers a distinctive experience that feels more like home than healthcare. With beautiful residences, engaging programs, and compassionate, personalized care, our communities are designed to support every aspect of well-being—mind, body, and spirit.
Understanding the costs and benefits of assisted living is the first step toward making a confident and informed decision. Want to learn more about life at our communities? Let’s start the conversation today.
Card main
Section with Outer Background Image
1. Add Card widget and select CardImageLeft template.
2. Fill in Title Black, Title Size, Description, Image, Image Outer, Button Link, Background
Section with card and form
1. Add Section Container:
- Add CustomSection widget.
- Select template: CardFormSection.
2. Configure Left Column (Content & Image):
- In the left zone (Widgets section left), add a Card widget.
- Select template: CardVerticalAligned.
- In ContainerWhiteText add a Card widget with template CardTitleTextOnly.
Fill in:
Title Black
Description
Image
3. Configure Right Column (White Form Box):
- In the right zone (Widgets section right), drag and drop a CustomSection widget.
- Select template: ContainerWhiteSectionInner.
Inside the ContainerWhiteSectionInner add the Form widget.
Select the desired form.
Welcome to The SpinU Cedar Falls, IA
At The SpinU, you live the life you want to live. You'll stay connected to the Richmond and Katy area and be close to the ones you love, while at the same time enjoying all the advantages of residing in a friendly and welcoming senior living community that nourishes your well-being and supports the interests and passions that bring meaning to your life.
This is a place where you can truly be you. Your very best you.
Our LifeSTYLE Promise®—The SpinU commitment to giving you choice, flexibility, and control over everything you do—guarantees it. And our senior Health and Wellness Navigation team will ensure that you have everything you need—both now and when medical challenges may arise—to live your very best life.
Section with form
1. Add Outer Section:
- Add CustomSection widget.
- Select template: SideBySideSection.
2. Add Heading:
- Inside the SideBySideSection section, add CustomSection widget.
- Select template: ContainerWhiteText.
- In ContainerWhiteText add a Card widget with template CardTitleTextOnly.
Fill in:
Title Black: Contact Us
Title Size: H2
3. Add Form Box:
- Below the heading (inside the outer section), add CustomSection widget.
- Select template: ContainerWhiteSection.
4. Add Form:
- Inside the ContainerWhiteSection add the Form widget.
- Select the desired form.
Contact Us
2D/3D cards
- In the CMS, add the floor plans as content under the community: Content › Communities › create community floorplans
- Add a Custom section with the view
Section-fp. - In its Widgets placeholder, add a Card with the view
CardHorizontal. Fill in TitleBlack (first line), TitleGradient (second line), Title Size H2, and Description (the intro text). - Under the Card, in the same placeholder, add a Content list. Set the type to Community FloorPlans, Filter by community - select current community, and use the view List.FloorPlans.Default.
Find a floor plan
that feels like home
Picture yourself in a space designed for the way you live. Explore our sample floor plans in 3D, or switch to 2D for a closer look at each layout.
Testimonials Templates
Add a Content list and select Testimonials content type.
Templates:
List.Testimonials.Default - (main microsite color)
List.Testimonials.GreyBackground
List.Testimonials.LightBackground
List.Testimonials.WhiteBackground
