What's the real difference between Assisted Living and Nursing Homes? This guide will help you decide which option is right for you or your loved one.
A lifestyle choice for seniors who are mostly independent but want a little extra help and peace of mind in a comforting environment.
Today, there are so many options for senior living that choosing can be overwhelming. From independent retirement to assisted living and nursing homes, making the right choice is key for a senior's health and happiness.
Personalized help for tasks like cooking, driving, life enrichment, and social support.
A good choice for seniors or others who may worry about things such as falling, forgetting bills, missing medications, loneliness, or falling behind in home maintenance or self-care.
Provides care for seniors or others who need daily, hands-on medical care. This may mean major care needs like daily therapy, IV medications, or even being on a ventilator.
Most skilled nursing needs are only short-term and most patients must find a second option for care needs once they are discharged.
Nursing homes, or skilled nursing, is for residents that require 24-hour monitoring and nursing oversight.
Start by considering Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Someone who wants or needs help with ADLs would be a good fit for assisted living. However, if the ADLs also include the need for help with a major medical condition, a nursing home would be the better choice.
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