Emma is an 85-year-old woman who lives alone in a small apartment. She has a small kitchenette but can also go to the dining room for meals if she wants. She values the independence she has but finds security in knowing there are other residents her age in the complex, as well as assistance with some services like cooking and laundry. Emma lives in a(n) ____________________.
a. Nursing home
b. Adult foster care
c. Assisted-living facility
d. Continuing care community
Ans: c
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