An older couple is considering moving into a retirement community. What reaction by the nurse is best?
a. "That's a good idea to consider at your age."
b. "Check on what levels of care they pro-vide."
c. "Do you have enough money to afford this?"
d. "What does your family think of this idea?"
B
Retirement communities have differing levels of care; some are only for independent seniors, whereas others offer an array of arrangements. This is the most important factor for the couple to consider, because they may face having to move to a chosen community as their needs change.
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