A residential facility that provides long-term care, housing, and medical services for individuals, typically seniors, who require assistance with activities of daily living or have complex healthcare needs.
Ongoing assistance and support provided to individuals, often seniors, who have chronic illnesses, disabilities, or conditions that limit their ability to perform daily tasks independently.
An individual who resides in a nursing home, receiving comprehensive care and support from trained healthcare professionals and staff.
A type of housing and care arrangement that bridges the gap between independent living and nursing home care, offering assistance with activities of daily living in a more home-like environment.
A healthcare institution, often part of a nursing home, that provides 24-hour medical care and rehabilitation services for individuals recovering from illness, surgery, or injury.
Basic self-care tasks, including bathing, dressing, eating, and mobility, for which residents in nursing homes may require assistance.
A specialized area within a nursing home equipped to provide care and support specifically tailored to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia.
Therapeutic interventions and exercises provided in a nursing home to help residents regain or improve physical, occupational, or speech-related abilities.
Temporary care provided in a nursing home to give primary caregivers a break from their responsibilities, ensuring the ongoing well-being of the individual.
An approach to caregiving in nursing homes that prioritizes the individual preferences, choices, and dignity of residents, tailoring care to their unique needs.