Understanding Long-Term Care Options: Skilled Nursing, Custodial, & Respite
The four types of care that may be provided in a long term facility are:1. Skilled nursing care: This type of care is provided by licensed nurses and other healthcare professionals. It includes services such as wound care, IV therapy, and pain management.
2. Custodial care: This type of care is provided by unlicensed staff and includes services such as bathing, dressing, and ambulation.
3. Respite care: This type of care provides temporary relief for caregivers who are caring for a loved one at home. It can be provided in a long-term facility or in the home.
4. Hospice care: This type of care is provided to people who are terminally ill. It focuses on providing comfort and support to the patient and their family.
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