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Houseing Options
Congregate Living Facilities: Congregate housing facilities provide older adults with needed services without sacrificing privacy or independence. Congregate housing usually offers less supervision, a wider range of resident services and greater independence.
Read MoreAlzheimer's & Dementia Care Facilities
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Facilities can be either small (4-6 beds) or large (100+ beds) facilities specifically designed to meet the challenges that arise in caring for a loved one affected with Alzheimer's or Dementia.
Read MoreCompanion Care
Companion Care is provided by private agencies who are licensed and bonded to provide you with a live-in care taker, an hourly assistant, a shopping assistant, transportation, meal preparation, and numerous other duties. This service is not covered by Medicare or Medi-Cal, but may be covered by a long term care insurance policy, otherwise private pay.
Some of these facilities can also offer secured perimeters for those patients who tend to wander.Find a "Home Sweet Home" for Your Loved One Today!
Retirement Inns
A retirement inn is usually large in that they can serve anywhere from 50 - 300+ senior citizens. These types of retirement inns are for persons who are alert / ambulatory and independent.
Read MoreIntermediate Care Facility (ICF)
Intermediate Care Facilities proved care for patients not in need of skilled nursing care but needing some personal nursing attention, medical aid, and a protective environment. They are required to have a nurse on staff 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.
Read MoreResidential Care
Board and care homes can be represented in different sizes. Smaller facilities (4-6 bed) are typically private homes that have been converted into a care facility. Larger homes are typically set up similar to retirement inns with assistance and can be as large as 100+ beds.
Read MoreSkilled Nursing Facility (SNF)
Skilled Nursing Facilities are licensed by the Department of Health Services, and many are certified for Medicare and/or Medi-Cal reimbursement. Residents are usually convalescing from a serious illness or surgery and require continuous observation and/or rehabilitation. Skilled Nursing Facilities are required to have a nurse on staff 24 hours per day.
Read MoreIn-Home Care
Nursing Care is provided by Home Health Companies usually certified by Medicare or Medi-Cal, and licensed by the state of California to provide nursing care in your home. A nurse, R.N. or L.V.N., can be sent to your home to perform a variety of different services including but not limited to accuchecks, wound care, dressing changes, I.V. therapy, and numerous other services.
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