ASSISTED LIVING AND FRAIL CARE
1. can still manage some activities of daily living but need help with tasks like bathing, dressing, medication management, and meal preparation
2. want to maintain independence in a care community environment
3. values the importance of 24-hour support
4. enjoy social interactions and connections
5. participates in physical, social and mental activities, and
6. balance personal freedom within a structured, safe environment
1. assistance with most activities of daily living
2. monitoring of chronic conditions
3. mobility support
4. management of advanced age-related decline
5. nursing care for recovery from surgery or illness
6. 24-hour supervision
Skilled, multi-disciplinary teams should work closely with you and your parent or spouse to evaluate needs and adjust care plans as those needs evolve.
With compassion and expertise, your parent or spouse should receive the right level of support at the right time—without the disruption of moving to a new care provider.
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