Jun 25, 2020
Congregate living facilities have different eligibility requirements but, in general, to qualify for one, you need to have a condition that warrants rehab services, overall physician support, and the services that the facility offers.
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Congregate living facilities have different eligibility requirements but, in general, to qualify for one, you need to have a condition that warrants rehab services, overall physician support, and the services that the facility offers.
Since our facility serves patients with catastrophic injuries, we make sure that every type of assistance will be available to them and primary to this is the expertise brought by our in-house physicians.
Option One Congregate Living Facility has you covered. Our facility offers DMEs to all our residents to allow them to live in comfort and independence.
Generally, sub-acute care is care that is ideal for those who are no longer in need of inpatient acute-care services but would still require a higher level of care than what is offered in most care facilities. Still unsure? Consider one if you: 1. Need help managing a new or changing health condition; 2. Need assistance with independent living; or 3. Need support to regain the ability to carry out daily activities after being sick.
According to WHO, macronutrient deficiencies are common among the senior population. At our facility, we make sure these are addressed through our personalized nutritional services.
Congregate Living offers your loved ones a housing option that simplifies their day-to-day living activities but provides comprehensive care services at the same time.
Your loved ones have the right to leave their sub-acute rehab (SAR) facility when they feel the time is right. But take note that they will have to sign a form releasing their SAR facility of any responsibility now that they’re going against medical advice.
With the many senior housing and elderly facilities to choose from, why should you go for a congregate living arrangement for your loved one? Here are some reasons: 1. Your loved one enjoys having other people around to share activities with. 2. Your loved one requires generally less intense services in the form of rehabilitation, nursing, and physician services, etc. 3. Your loved one requires a well-equipped facility.