Assisted living programs are different from nursing homes because they are less of an institution, instead providing supervision only as needed. Assisted living facilities are typically less expensive because they provide basic assistance with certain aspects of daily living, as opposed to around-the-clock care.
Topics covered in this report include:
- Assisted living programs
- Companion Care
- Relying on family and friends
- Adult Day Care Program
- Relocating to a less expensive area
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