Assisted Living

Resident benefits from assistance with medication management may include minimal basic care services, bathing, dressing, and may include grooming. Assistance with personal laundry, escort to and from dining, and housekeeping needs beyond the scheduled weekly visits would not be included.

Resident benefits from modest assistance in overall care. This may include special guidance during meals or reminders for events and programs. Minimal assistance may be needed for dressing and bathing. Resident may also need occasional assistance with bladder and/or bowel management. Housekeeping and laundry needs may be more frequent, and medication administration is usually assisted by staff. All services included in level one would be included.

Resident benefits from more significant supportive assistance in activities of daily living as well as consistent supervision and moderate assistance for dressing and bathing. Medication administration assistance may be more complex, and health monitoring may be as often as daily (e.g. blood pressure checks). Physical assistance in preparation for and during transports outside the community may be necessary. Physical assistance and escort to the dining room and constant cueing and assistance during meal times would most likely be needed. Tray services may be used frequently. Laundry and housekeeping services may be required daily. Resident may require regular assistance in bowel and bladder management. All services included in level one and two would be included.

Resident benefits from extensive assistance for personal care, bowel and bladder management, and health care monitoring. A personalized care plan may include strategies to support frequent changes in emotional expressions and continual orientation and cueing may be needed for overall well-being. Housekeeping and laundry needs may be more than daily. All services in levels one, two, and three are included.