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What Is Long-Term Care?Long-term care (LTC) includes a range of services designed to support individuals who need assistance with daily activities over an extended period. These services help with:
| Who Needs Long-Term Care?Long-term care is commonly needed by:
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Types of Long-Term Care Services
Assisted Living
For seniors who need help with daily activities but want to maintain independence, assisted living facilities provide:
Memory Care
Memory care units cater to individuals with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. These programs offer:
Skilled Nursing Facilities
For those needing round-the-clock medical care, skilled nursing provides:
Respite Care
Short-term care solutions help families when they need temporary assistance. This option is ideal for:
For seniors who need help with daily activities but want to maintain independence, assisted living facilities provide:
- Private or shared apartments
- 24/7 caregiver support
- Meal services and housekeeping
- Social activities and outings
Memory Care
Memory care units cater to individuals with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. These programs offer:
- Secure environments to prevent wandering
- Cognitive therapy and structured routines
- Specially trained staff
Skilled Nursing Facilities
For those needing round-the-clock medical care, skilled nursing provides:
- Licensed nurses on-site 24/7
- Rehabilitation services
- Medication administration and monitoring
Respite Care
Short-term care solutions help families when they need temporary assistance. This option is ideal for:
- Recovery after surgery or hospitalization
- Caregiver vacations or emergencies
How to Pay for Long-Term Care
Long-term care can be expensive, but several options help cover costs:
1. Private Pay & Savings: Families often use personal savings or retirement funds to cover expenses.
2. Long-Term Care Insurance: LTC insurance helps offset the costs of assisted living or skilled nursing care.
3. Medicare & Medicaid:
1. Private Pay & Savings: Families often use personal savings or retirement funds to cover expenses.
2. Long-Term Care Insurance: LTC insurance helps offset the costs of assisted living or skilled nursing care.
3. Medicare & Medicaid:
- Medicare: Covers short-term skilled nursing after hospitalization but not long-term stays.
- Medicaid: Provides assistance for those with limited income who meet eligibility requirements.
How to Choose the Right Long-Term Care Facility
When selecting a long-term care provider, consider these key factors:
- Location & Accessibility – Is the facility close to family and medical providers?
- Quality of Care – Research online reviews and state health inspection reports.
- Staffing & Credentials – Are caregivers experienced and properly trained?
- Services & Amenities – Does it provide the specific care your loved one needs?
- Costs & Payment Options – Understand pricing structures and financial assistance options.
Why Choose Bridgeway Senior Healthcare?
At Bridgeway Senior Healthcare, we offer a Continuum of Care that adapts to your loved one’s changing needs, ensuring a smooth transition between different levels of support. With facilities in Bridgewater and Hillsborough, NJ, we provide:
We believe in providing compassionate, high-quality care in a comfortable, home-like setting. Our experienced professionals are here to support you and your family every step of the way.
- Assisted Living & Memory Care
- Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation
- Respite Care for Short-Term Stays
- Personalized Care Plans Tailored to Each Resident
We believe in providing compassionate, high-quality care in a comfortable, home-like setting. Our experienced professionals are here to support you and your family every step of the way.
Take the Next Step
If you’re exploring long-term care options for a loved one, we invite you to visit our Bridgewater and Hillsborough locations. Experience firsthand our Tradition of Excellence in senior care. Choosing long-term care is a big decision—but you don’t have to make it alone. Let us help you navigate this journey with confidence.
📞 Call Us Today: (908) 274-1090
📞 Call Us Today: (908) 274-1090
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