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Elder Care Facilities | Elder Abuse Attorneys Sacramento CA - York Law Corp

If your loved one is having trouble taking care of him or herself or is no longer self-sufficient, an elder care facility may be a viable option. There are several different types of elder care facilities in which you can admit your loved one.

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Elder Care Facilities | Elder Abuse Attorneys Sacramento CA - York Law Corp

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  1. Elder Care Facilities in the U.S.A If your loved one is having trouble taking care of him or herself or is no longer self-sufficient, an elder care facility may be a viable option. There are several different types of elder care facilities in which you can admit your loved one.

  2. Type of Elder Care Facilities • Assisted Living Facility • Nursing Home • Adult Day Care • In Home Nurses

  3. Assisted Living Facility Assisted living facilities, also known as residential care facilities, are housing options for elderly individuals who do not yet need nursing home care but can no longer live independently.  Residents who live in assisted living facilities are not allowed to live on their own but do not require constant care and supervision.

  4. Nursing Homes Nursing homes are another option.  Nursing homes are appropriate for individuals who can no longer take care of themselves and require 24 hour care.  Nursing home employees care for residents on a daily basis, helping them perform daily activities such as using the restroom, bathing and eating.  Residents who live in nursing homes are typically elderly, disabled, or ill.

  5. Adult Day Care Adult day care is a final option.  It includes programs, services and facilities designed to assist elders who are either mentally or physically impaired.  Adult day care allows respite workers to provide relief to daily caregivers of the impaired elder by taking care of the elder for specified amounts of time.

  6. In Home Nurses For elders who are minimally self-sufficient and only need assistance in daily activities, in-home nurses can provide such assistance.  In-home nurses go to the home of the elder to assist him or her on a daily basis but only for several hour increments, or as long as necessary.

  7. Contact Us Visit here: https://www.yorklawcorp.com/ Phone Number: 800-939-1832 Email: info@yorklawcorp.com

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