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I work for an AL Community and per the resident agreement, prorated charges will continue until all personal items are removed from apartment.
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My mom has to give 60 days notice when she leaves her independent living facility. She won't be leaving until she's gone, so I imagine she'll be paying for at least 30 days of non-residence.
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An Assisted living facility is a rental unit, like an apartment. Your landlord continues to charge you rent even if you die. Your responsibility in AL is laid out in the agreement signed upon entry.
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So sorry for the lost of your loved one.

Sounds like the lease at the Assisted Livinging complex was month-to-month. Some places will pro-rate the rent when someone moves in but rarely pro-rate when someone moves out, even in death.
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