Levels of Care and Costs in Assisted Living
From the U.S. News & World Report website
For most people, as we age, we start to need a little extra help with everyday tasks. Typically, the human body slows down, gets creaky and often, health issues crop up in the latter years of life. Eventually, some people may need ongoing assistance, and that’s where assisted living communities come in.
This long-term care option can be a huge benefit to seniors who need some help with the activities of daily living but who don’t need as much medical care as you’d find in a nursing home.
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