Category: To Move or Not To Move

Government agencies often refer to complex care as “residential care”. These two terms, complex care and residential care, are interchangeable. So if you hear someone referring to “residential care” they are talking about the highest level of care available in a residential setting outside a hospital. For individuals requiring daily nursing care as well as […]

Assisted Living residences combine private accommodation with support services and social activities to help seniors who may require regular help with daily activities to continue living as independently as they can.  These services often provide the bridge between home support and residential care. Often residents are people who no longer want or are able to […]