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Consumer Guides
Consumer Guides
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Residential Assisted Living Homes Residential assisted living homes are private residences that have been converted to care for the elderly who may need some help with certain activities of daily living (ADL's) but need less help than offered in a full time nursing home. An ideal candidate is someone who can generally take care of themselves with eating, bathing, dressing and using the bathroom but perhaps needs some supervision and assistance. Some homes may care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's. State laws vary but residential assisted living homes are generally licensed and should be run a licensed administrator. They offer a group living situation with private or shared bedrooms and shared living spaces throughout the rest of the house including kitchen and living room etc. These homes are usually located in residential neighborhoods.
24-Hour Supervision by Healthcare worker Prescription Supervision and Reminders Healthcare Management and Monitoring Help with Activities of Daily Living (Degree of help varies on home) Cook and Serve Meals, Snacks Provide Rides to Doctor and some Transportation Recreation activities such as walks, gardening, crafts, Wii video gaming The costs can range from 1500.00 for simple board and care homes to over 5,000.00 per month for homes offering more services. For more information call facilities below: Assisted Living Federation of America
Consumer Consortium on Assisted
Living National Center for Assisted Living American Association of Homes and
Services for the Aging The American Seniors Housing
Association
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