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- Counsell SR. Outpatient care systems. Geriatric Review Syllabus. 2013;1-7.
- Counsell SR, Callahan CM, Tu W, Stump TE, Arling GW. Cost analysis of the geriatric resources for assessment and care of elders care management intervention. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2009; 57(8): 1420-1426.
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Adult Day Care: Non-residential day program that allows for clinical monitoring of chronic medical conditions, medication management, assistance with ADLs, meals, and group interaction. Participants are commonly patients with dementia who require supervision while their primary caregivers are at work/need respite. This model is often used as an alternative to either in-home care or skilled nursing home care, at a fraction of the cost. These programs require a family member or caregiver to assist the individual at home.
Adult Foster Care: Program that provides room, board, and supervision/ basic assistance in ADLS by a paid care provider who typically also lives in the home. Participants are typically frail elderly adults that are unable to live independently, require a minimal level of supervision and ADL assistance, desire a more home-like environment and do not require skilled nursing services. (Regulations for adult foster care vary state to state. Typically patients with dementia are excluded. Please refer to individual states for details. )
Assisted Living: Home-like living environment that provides care services to its residents. Services available vary greatly regionally and nationally. Services can include assistance in ADLs/IADLs, social activities, meals, and transportation. Participants are commonly people who are no longer safe to live fully independently, but do not yet require the degree of nursing care that would make them eligible for a nursing home. Residents need to be able to provide some level of their own care independently to be deemed safe for assisted living.
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Continuing-Care Retirement Communities: Also called “life-care communities”; “step-up” model of care in which participants typically pay an entry fee in addition to monthly fees to join the care community. Care levels available range from independent living through assisted living to nursing home level of care. As the individual requires more assistance, they transition into the next level of care. Initial participants are generally healthy and financially independent.
Geriatric Resources for Assessment and Care of Elders (GRACE): Home-based primary care model that that provides comprehensive geriatric assessment. The core team consists of the patient, a nurse practitioner, and a social worker who partner with the patient’s primary care provider (PCP) and an interdisciplinary team to develop an individualized care plan with special focus on managing common geriatric conditions. Participants are typically low income frail elderly adults.
Greenhouse Project Homes: Living environment that provides nursing home level care (RN on site) to typically 10-12 individuals. Goal is to form a community in which all residents have an active role. Participants typically qualify for nursing home level of care. http://thegreenhouseproject.org/
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Home Care: Please see Geriatric Fast Fact #025
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