Question By: One of the most difficult decisions you will ever face is whether it is time for someone you love to enter an assisted living facility. Perhaps at first an adult day care center will suffice. Supervision and activities are available while you are at work. However, at some point, it is likely full-time care will become necessary.
Alzheimer's care facilities are live-in facilities that provide care for individuals with dementia who cannot live independently. Both nursing homes and assisted living facilities can provide residential care for Alzheimer's patients; however, the term Alzheimer's care facility typically is used to describe assisted living residences. Sometimes Alzheimer's care facilities are a part of a larger assisted living community which also serves seniors who do not have dementia, but require some type of personal care or help.
Alzheimer's and dementia patients have extremely extraordinary necessities that only one out of every odd helped living office can convey. There are state certified facilities that only provide care for Alzheimer's and related dementia patients.
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