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Meals (in a common dining room or in the person’s room)
Social and recreational activities
Help with daily activities
In some facilities, monitors for emergencies (such as intercoms and personal emergency response systems), services of nurses and physical therapists, and 24-hour supervision if needed
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Apartments or occasionally just a bedroom with a private bath
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Mostly private funds or long-term care insurance
Help from Medicaid in some states
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Meals (in a common dining room or in the person’s room)
Transportation to medical appointments or shops
Help with personal care and sometimes some help with taking drugs (for example, reminding people to take their drugs)
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Rooms on a common hallway
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Meals (usually in a common dining room, except for residents who need more care and who have meals in their room)
Social and recreational activities
As much help with daily activities and health care as needed
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Varied arrangement according to need
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Help from Medicare and Medicaid for skilled nursing care when it is needed
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Help with daily activities
24-hour skilled nursing care
Rehabilitation (physical, occupational, respiratory, and speech therapy)
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Rooms on a common hallway
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Medicare for skilled care for a short time in certified nursing homes if care is needed daily after a hospital stay lasting 3 days or more (waiver of the 3-day hospital stay available in some cases, including with some Medicare Advantage plans)
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