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Retirement
Community: Complete independent living with amenities
such as transportation, daily scheduled activities, housekeeping, and full
meals.
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Assisted
Living: Assistance is provided for daily activities
such as dressing, bathing, grooming and medication management.
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Memory
Care: Specialized facility for residents
suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease or any other form of dementia in a
secure environment.
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Category 1: Resident must be able to leave their
bedroom area in 4 minutes or less with no assistance in case of fire or
emergency.
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Category 2: Resident must be able to leave their
bedroom area in 4 minutes or less with assistance in case of fire or
emergency.
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Rehab: Skilled nursing services providing
rehabilitation as prescribed by a doctor.
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Respite: 24 hour care for anyone in need of
assistance, including memory care for a short period of time. Usually 7 – 30
days.
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Skilled Nursing
Facility: Provides skilled nursing services under the
supervision of licensed nurses.
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Intermediate
Care: Offers a level of care between an Assisted
Living facility and a Skilled Nursing facility under the supervision of licensed
nurses.
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Long Term Acute
Care: Offers a higher level of medical care
and rehabilitation than is offered at a skilled nursing
facility for long or short term
stays.
