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Essentials of a Good Assisted Living Community

 

Before you settle down in any of the assisted living communities outside the US, it is important to get a clear idea about the following factors:

  • The convenience of the location and its easy accessibility.
  • The quality of the staffs and nature of the residents.
  • The professional treatment of the staffs and the percentage of the occupants. The staff to occupant ratio is also very a very important factor. Choosing an under staffed assisted living community may be a bad idea.
  • The hygiene level of the residence and the amenities that the community provides its residents.
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  • The security facility and the furnishing of the rooms.
  • Your rights and responsibilities, and the availability of 24-hour assistance.
  • Monthly fees and the specific costs for various categories of services.
  • Availability of pharmacy, barber, beautician, physical therapy services within the community.
  • Frequency of the checkups done by the physicians.
  • On-site healthcare facilities.
  • Kinds of recreational activities offered and the supplies for social activities.
  • Accessibility to televisions, telephones, computers, and the internet.
  • The presence of fitness facilities like gyms and spas, and the opportunity of regular exercises.
  • The behavior of the staffs and the residents
  • Efficiency of the administrator of the community

    • Supply of nutritionally balanced meals on a regular basis.
    • If you can request special menu of your choice.
    • The dining room environment and the time when the meals are served. You need to find out if “room service” is an option.
    • Presence of any governing body which listens to your complaints against the management of the community.

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