An infant has been born with several congenital anomalies and is ventilator dependent. The nurse discusses options for home care services with the infant's parents. Why is home care considered in this situation?
a. Children at home have fewer infections and more consistent development.
b. Parents vastly prefer home care so that they can care for their child continuously.
c. It is easier for family members to visit the child at home rather than in the hospital.
d. There is better reimbursement for services provided in the home setting.
ANS: A
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