What type of care does your loved one need? Foss supports seniors through life’s transitions.
Assisted Living
Your loved one might need Assisted Living services, if:
They are having difficulty with or are incapable of performing routine activities of daily living (ADLs) such as:
- Bathing
- Dressing and grooming
- Toileting
- Transferring or moving from place to place (e.g., moving from the bed to a chair)
- Walking
- Have noticeable weight loss (difficulty cooking, eating, shopping for food, etc.)
- Sloppy appearance/poor hygiene (difficulty bathing, dressing, and grooming)
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Long-Term Care
Your loved one might need Long-Term Care if:
- They have had an accident or chronic illness that causes a disability
- Chronic medical conditions
- Chronic severe pain
- Permanent disabilities
- Dementia
- Ongoing need for help with activities of daily living, in addition to medical instability
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Memory Support
Your love one might need secured Memory Support if:
- They are suffering from dementia and need a secured, structured environment to care for them on a day to day basis and engage them in appropriate activities and specialized programs. In addition, if the person has a potential to wander away from their current surroundings, they need a secure place.
- Need supervision
