Long Term Residential Care: Alzheimers
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Long-term residential care
There may come a time when it is too difficult for you to care for your loved one at home. As the disease progresses, your job will become increasingly difficult — despite a variety of community services — to the point where long-term residential care may be the most responsible option.
| Last updated: | January 23, 2007 |
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