A client is living in congregate housing and informs the LPN at the clinic that they do not like living there
When the nurse asks why they are unhappy with current living arrangements, the client states, "It is a nice place but I am unable to do anything because I hardly have money for my medicines or food." What is an issue related to congregate housing? A) Residents may find that congregate housing is unaffordable.
B) Residents may not have any other resources to purchase extra services or goods.
C) Residents are not assured of appropriate housing and may be evicted at any time.
D) Residents must be financially able to participate in outside activities.
B
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Congregate housing is affordable, but residents may not have any other resources to purchase extra services or goods. They are assured of appropriate housing but may lack the resources, ability, or opportunity to participate in outside activities.
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