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    care insurance significantly changes the pattern of care utilization by decreasing the use of nursing home care among moderately disable elders while increasing the use of paid home health care that is much cheaper than a nursing home or assisted living facility (Li‚ n.d.). Culture beliefs‚ traditions‚ and religions can play a major role with health care decisions. Many cultures and traditions consist of family members taking care of the elderly adult in the home because of the respect begot by

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    to people who have a chronic illness or disability. Long-term care helps meet health or personal needs. Most long-term care is to assist people with support services such as activities of daily living like dressing‚ bathing‚ and using the bathroom. Long-term care can be provided at home‚ in the community‚ in assisted living or in nursing homes. An example of Long Term care is a Nursing Home. Nursing homes provide care to people who can’t be cared for at home. Generally‚ Nursing homes assist people

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    professionals. When the time comes to decide how you want to leave this world you should consider hospice care and the options it provides. You can choose to move to a skilled nursing facility such as a nursing home‚ assisted living complex‚ or a facility specifically designed to use for hospice care. These locations provide a more hospital like setting where a patient is provided a private room in which to reside. It is important to keep in mind that some of comforts you are

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    and activities of daily living over an extended period of time. Long-term care takes place in the home and in a variety of community-based facilities. Mainly older people need long-term care‚ but younger persons with disabilities and chronic illnesses may also require the services. There is a continuum of long-term care options‚ ranging from home without services‚ home with services‚ adult day care and respite‚ board and room homes‚ elder group homes‚ residential facilities‚ assisting living facilities

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    residents as they age and their needs change?   Skilled nursing facilities   Assisted living facilities   Continuing care retirement communities   Question 3 2 / 2 pts _________________ are collaborative places in which residents actively participate in the design and operation of their own neighborhoods   Cohousing community   Question 4 2 / 2 pts The philosophy of care in assisted living includes all of the following except     a cure for chronic conditions

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    homes in the Bangor Daily News about a nursing home that simply forgot to give medication to the residents. In the same article they failed to swap out the bed linins for incontinent patients. These two simple acts of going to a room and providing care for people that cannot ask for it themselves is to me grounds for possible criminal actions. According to 1987 Congress legislation known as the Nursing Home Reform Act‚ nursing homes “must provide services and activities to attain or maintain

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    Introduction: While being employed in Corporate America for over 20 years and in the United States Air Force for over 10 years has been extremely valuable experience‚ I don’t feel like I’m fulfilling my purpose in life. After losing my grandmother 2.5 years ago‚ it finally dawned on me what my purpose is‚ and that is to care for our aging population. I am one of 65 grandchildren. My grandmother and I always had a special bond. She raised me for a big part of my childhood‚ and was more of a mother-figure

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    Long-Term Care Option Example:Assisted Living Facility Out patient care Home health care Retirement community Nursing home Hospice care Description Example: This is a facility that allows clients to live in a residential setting while having personal care services and assistance‚ usually at all hours. Clients will generally need assistance with such functions as eating‚ bathing‚ dressing‚ toileting‚ ambulation‚ or help with medications. Clients living here are unable to function without this

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    Example: Assisted Living Facility Nursing Home Supportive housing programs Home care Assisted Living Continuing retirement Communities Description Example: This is a facility that allows clients to live in a residential setting while having personal care services and assistance‚ usually at all hours. Clients will generally need assistance with such functions as eating‚ bathing‚ dressing‚ toileting‚ ambulation‚ or help with medications. Clients living here are unable to function

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    stage are usually inherited from a parent or sibling‚ this means the person has a greater chance of developing the disease if it’s a family history. In the early stage the person tends to deal with forgetfulness‚ mood swings‚ difficulty performing daily tasks‚ and concentration. The late onset stage usually is developed after the age 60. In the late stage there appears to be no genetic or family history involved. The late stage of the disease is a long progress that could take several years

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