What level of independence makes a resident “independent?
Independent residents normally take all their meals in the main dining room. They are able to travel in buses or cars, and can participate in activities of daily living without assistance. Some independent living residents, who do not need a full assisted living program, schedule assistance with occasional needs, or once or twice a week, still remaining “independent” in overall status.
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