A daughter caring for her aging mother in her home needs respite care from the responsibility of caring for a frail adult. Which of the following would be the care setting of choice for this family?

A) Retirement complex
B) Long-term care facility
C) Senior center
D) Subacute care facility


C
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Senior centers provide social interaction and opportunities for peer group relationships. Such a center provides caregivers of seniors with temporary relief and rest (respite) from the responsibilities of caring for frail adults. Retirement communities offer older adults the freedom and privacy of their own apartment while providing conveniences, security, and services to lighten their responsibilities. A long-term care facility (LTC) is often referred to as a nursing home. Clients are generally referred to as residents because the facility is their home or residence. A subacute care facility is available in most LTC facilities. Typically, residents require more complex care and higher staffing levels than the usual LTC resident, but not the intensity of care provided by an acute hospital.

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