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Care Facilities

If your loved one needs help that you cannot provide, you might be interested in sending them to a care facility. These facilities can get your loved one the help that they need. But, there are a few different types of care facilities to consider. You should think about your loved one’s needs and find a facility that can provide this kind of care.

Nursing Homes

A popular option for a care facility is a nursing home. Many families rely on nursing homes to provide round the clock care to elderly people who can no longer live on their own. Nursing homes are good options for those who have too many medical problems to be taken care of by a home health aide. A nursing home will give medical treatment and personal help to its residents. If your loved one has a specific medical issue, you should check to make sure that the home provides care for this issue. If it does not, another care facility might be a better option.

Skilled Nursing Facility

If your loved one has a specific and serious medical condition, a nursing home might not be able to provide the help that they need. Instead, you might consider sending them to a skilled nursing facility that specializes in the medical condition that they have. This can make sure that they get the right treatment for their condition. For issues such as Alzheimer’s, cancer, and other serious issues, a skilled nursing facility will have the resources to properly take care of your elderly loved one.

One type of skilled nursing facility that you might consider is a memory care facility. This is a good option for those with memory issues. Staff are trained to deal with this issue and they have the resources to make sure that your loved one gets the best care for this situation.

Assisted Living Facility

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For those who do not have serious medical issues, but could use some help, an assisted living facility is a good option. Assisted living facilities consist of individual apartments where your loved one might have the option to live on their own and cook or clean for themselves. But, the facility will offer assistance with cooking, cleaning, and other everyday tasks. The assisted living facility will also give your loved one help with medical issues.

Choosing a care facility will depend on your family’s personal situation. You should consider your financial situation and if Medicare or Medicaid will pay for one of these options. You should also consider your loved one’s personal situation. Do they need serious and specific medical help? Or, will they be happier with some independence? Discuss these issues with your loved one to reach the best decision.

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