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Can they handle special needs associated with dementia, incontinence, diabetes and other conditions?

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Can they handle special needs associated with dementia, incontinence, diabetes and other conditions?

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Yes. In fact, these residences are often the best choice for loved ones with special, high-level health care needs. (Licensing regulations sometimes prohibit homes from delivering more advanced treatment, such as trachea care, IV therapy and Stage 4 wound care.) You can work with the delegating nurse to establish personal care plans. Nurses oversee all medical care and medication—both of which require a physician order. Staff members receive continual training as required by state regulations and the needs of their residents. Most residences will also work with hospice if required/requested. Return to list.

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