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Types of Elderly Care

When it comes to senior care , there are so many terms that are so similar, yet mean the difference between necessary, and inadequate care for your loved one. Choose the best assisted living software for your senior care business.<br>

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Types of Elderly Care

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  1. Types of Senior Care Senior care services help older people live as comfortably and independently as possible. There are different levels of care are exist. Assisted Living Assisted Living is a major alternative to home care for the elderly who need to support certain personal hygiene activities (diet, change of clothes, bathing, etc.) but do not require intensive care or memory maintenance. Nursing Home Nursing homes provide 24-hour care, meal preparation, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and other rehabilitation services, as well as comprehensive support for activities of daily living. Independent Living Independent Senior Living is for those who live alone in apartments, homes, villas, condominiums etc, but take advantage of senior community perks, including no- maintenance living. Residential Living Residential Living is any other time period for Independent Living. At Living Branches citizens have the selection of apartments, villas, or cottages with diverse ground plans and prices. Supportive Living Supportive Living is a description of a community that cares for residents. The goal of Supportive Living is to improve the quality of life of the resident, regardless of whether the resident lives in personal care, memory care, caregiving or skilled nursing. www.al-cloudcare.com

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