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Helping with Assisted Living

Helping with Assisted Living

Our team frequently assists families to help their loved ones move into an Assisted Living Facility in their area. This process can be stressful when trying to determine which facility will meet the needs of their loved ones. One of the most frequently asked questions we receive from families is,"How do we know what level of care they will need?"


Each facility determines the level of care for incoming residents differently. Often, the Director of Nursing from the facility will conduct their own assessment to determine if the individual's needs can be met at the facility of interest. If the level of care or medical needs of the potential resident is too high then a nursing home may be the only option.


Some facilities offer "all-inclusive" care within the monthly price, assisting your loved one regardless of changes in needs from day to day. Other facilities offer "levels of care" where additional assistance or services might lead to a potential monthly rate increase or a transfer to a skilled nursing facility or rehab.


Aging Care Management has helped numerous families with our comprehensive assessment to better understand what level of care is appropriate and what facilities can provide the appropriate services. We not only review the functional status but also the best location, reputation, monthly budget, and long-term options for financing. We often work with local placement companies who partner with these facilities consistently and know the longevity of the staff and their community reputation.


Knowing the level of care your loved one requires before exploring Assisted Living Facilities best equips you to know the best options of care and services for your elderly loved one to maintain the highest quality of life possible.


Call us if you have questions about the level of care your loved one needs and about Nursing Homes or Assisted Living in your area that may be a good fit.

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