Elder Care
Elder care is a broad term encompassing various services and support systems designed to assist older adults with their daily activities and health needs as they age. This care can range from basic assistance with tasks like bathing, dressing, and meal preparation to more specialized medical and nursing care for individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities.
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In-home care: Provides assistance with daily activities within the individual's own home, allowing them to maintain independence and comfort.
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Assisted living facilities: Residential communities that offer varying levels of care and support, tailored to the needs of each resident.
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Nursing homes: Facilities that provide round-the-clock medical care and supervision for individuals with more complex health needs.
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Adult day care: Programs that offer social activities, meals, and health services during daytime hours, allowing caregivers to have respite while their loved ones are cared for.
- Hospice care: End-of-life care focused on providing comfort and support for individuals with terminal illnesses and their families.