Social Gerontology: Living Arrangements
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These are flashcards for the pros and cons of the arrangements discussed in class, as well as their descriptions (what specific types of care facilities they are, their functions, etc.) I also did further research in case the responses require multiple examples. Good luck on the exam! We've got this :)
Last updated 6:48 AM on 3/14/23
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It is assisted personal living to people who want to remain at home independently but still be social and have a sense of community.
It functions through various events and services.
Members are still involved in the community, they make social connections.
It functions through various events and services.
Members are still involved in the community, they make social connections.
What is Berea Home Village, and how does it function?
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If you are 50 or over
Who is appropriate for Berea Home Village?
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$300 a year for single people, $500 a year for married couples
What are the costs of Berea Home Village?
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1. Members are able to live independently, in their own homes
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2. Members share a community and are given the chance to socialize through various events
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3. Access to various services, such as transportation to appointments and events through volunteers and phone call check-ins
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4. Cheaper than other living arrangements
What are some advantages of Berea Home Village?
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1. You are required to live within range for services (40403 zip code)
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2. Certain services are limited (technology assistance, for example)
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3. Does not provide medical care, but will recommend resources
What are some disadvantages of Berea Home Village?
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It is an Assisted Living Facility that focuses on providing personal care but allowing residents to live independently.
While medical services are limited, it provides other services like meals, transportation to appointments, and social events.
While medical services are limited, it provides other services like meals, transportation to appointments, and social events.
What is Morning Pointe Senior Living, and how does it function?
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Older people who are able to maintain their illnesses and are generally stable health-wise.
Who is appropriate for Morning Pointe Senior Living?
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Starts at a monthly rate of $4,880
What are the costs of Morning Pointe Senior Living?
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1. Great reviews, stating loved ones are trusted under the care of staff
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2. Access to services like transportation, prepared meals, assistance with certain tasks, etc.
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3. Amenities like a pet-friendly environment, outdoor and indoor common areas, residential parking, etc.
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4. On-site therapy
What are the advantages of Morning Pointe Senior Living?
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1. Medical care is limited
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2. Very costly for those on a fixed income
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3. Limited language spoken (just English)
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4. Negative reviews from staff, some state being a caretaker is a high-stress position
What are the disadvantages of Morning Pointe Senior Living?
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It is a Skilled Nursing Facility that offers things like respite care, hospice care, and post-hospital care.
What is Bluegrass Health and Rehabilitation, and how does it function?
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People who either have chronic illnesses that require a long-term stay or people who are recovering from illness/surgery/injury that can return home after a certain amount of time.
Who is appropriate for Bluegrass Health and Rehabilitation?
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The estimated monthly cost is $7,673
What are the costs for Bluegrass Health and Rehabilitation?
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1. Offers many different care services such as short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, IV therapy, stroke & neurological care, etc.
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2. Many amenities, such as a pet-friendly environment, family/resident lounges, oxygen services, beauty/barber salon, dental, etc.
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3. A Life Enrichment Program that provides social events for residents to socialize and build a sense of community.
What are the advantages of Bluegrass Health and Rehabilitation?
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1. Very costly for those on a fixed income
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2. Poor management, staff complaints of underappreciation and overworking
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3. Difficulty in the admission process
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4. Higher instances of urinary tract infections (indication or poorer quality care)
What are the disadvantages of Bluegrass Health and Rehabilitation?
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It is a Continuing Care Retirement Community
What is The Willows at Fritz Farm and how does it function?
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People who can afford their services
Who is appropriate for The Willows at Fritz Farm?
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Prices start at $2,800 to $7,200 a month, but certain floor plans can range from $259-$320 a day to $5525 a month
What are the costs for The Willows at Fritz Farm?
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1. Provides various types of care, emphasis on short term to long term care, as well as access to a skilled nursing facility
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2. Location is in an area with many shops and restaurants for trips
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3. Community programs and events designed to keep residents socially active and engaged
What are some advantages of The Willows at Fritz Farm?
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1. Very expensive
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2. Many bad reviews, a low rating in terms of quality care
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3. Rooms are small
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4. Reports of neglectful and unfriendly staff. Bed sores appear to be common.
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5. Delayed medication retrieval from pharmacy (medication often reported being “lost”)
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6. Very difficult to get in
What are some disadvantages of The Willows at Fritz Farm?
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Granny pods are Accessory Dwelling Units that provide a house on the same property of an older person’s family and allows them to live independently
What are Granny Pods, and what are their function?
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Older people who have family willing to invest in a second home on their property, and living in an area that allows this
Who is appropriate for Granny Pods?
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A “bare bones” Granny Pod is about $30,000, while a better quality one can go up to $125,000
What are the costs for Granny Pods?
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1. Loved ones can live nearby in a monitorable space
2. Overall less expensive than a nursing facility, if you can afford it
3. Raises property value
4. Can rent out the structure in the future
What are some advantages of Granny Pods?
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1. It can be very difficult to get approved for one, given the area you live in determines your ability to build a second home on your property with laws that differ depending on the area
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2. Though may be cost-effective along the way, it’s vert expensive to get started. You may even have to take a second mortgage.
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3. Increased utility bills
What are some disadvantages of Granny Pods?
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Designed to keep aging adults in their homes while providing a few services to improve quality of life as they age, an alternative to skilled nursing facilities. The focus is “aging in place".’
What are Care Pods, and what are their function?
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Aging adults who are located within a specific geographic range for their respective Care Pod
Who is appropriate for Care Pods?
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A flat fee of $1,595 per month
What are the costs for Care Pods?
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1. 24-7 access to emergency response services
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2. Oversight by a registered nurse
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3. 2 Daily Meals
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4. In-home virtual training program
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5. Provides a pharmacist
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6. Virtual assistant coordinates transportation and schedules
What are some advantages of Care Pods?
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1. No longer open
2. When it was, it was a concept that was still taking root, so there was very limited space to begin with
What are some disadvantages of Care Pods?
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A type of housing that includes:
1. Assistance with daily activities and 24-hour oversight
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2. Caters to a more affluent clientele than do board and care homes
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Usually provides:
\-private rooms and baths or small apartments
\-social and recreational facilities
\-individualized care.
1. Assistance with daily activities and 24-hour oversight
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2. Caters to a more affluent clientele than do board and care homes
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Usually provides:
\-private rooms and baths or small apartments
\-social and recreational facilities
\-individualized care.
What is an assisted living facility?
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1. Stability and predictability: You must have any chronic diseases under control and have well-managed health
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2. Must require daily assistance (making meals, dressing, bathing, grooming, etc.)
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3. Must be 55 or 65 or older, but age varies by facility
What are the requirements for an assisted living facility?
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1. Older people are given assistance for everyday tasks
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2. People are given a chance to socialize
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3. There is still a sense of independents, living from home without constant supervision
What are some advantages of an assisted living facility?
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1. It is very costly
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2. Privacy may feel limited
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3. Many organizations do not provide medical care, and if they do, it is basic
What are some disadvantages of an assisted living facility?
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A temporary residence for patients undergoing medically necessary rehabilitation treatment
What is a skilled nursing facility?
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1\.Patient has chronic illnesses that require constant medical attention
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2\.Recovering from surgery, injury, or acute illness
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2\.Recovering from surgery, injury, or acute illness
What are the requirements for a skilled nursing facility?
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1. Any age can be admitted
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2. More therapy opportunities
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3. 24-hour nursing
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4. May coordinate and manage medical services like x-rays and communication with a primary care physician
What are the advantages of a skilled nursing facility?
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1. People are required to live in a facility instead of their own homes
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2. Since many Medicare Advantage plans only pay for up to 20 days, it’s very costly
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3. Visitation is restricted
What are the disadvantages of a skilled nursing facility?
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Continuing Care Retirement Community
A ______________ is a planned retirement community that provides a __**continuum**__ of housing arrangements and services ranging from independent living to assisted living to skilled nursing care. (bionic reading version provided)
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Any age, as long as you have the money
Who is appropriate for a Continuing Care Retirement Community?
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1. Community members are provided a social network
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2. Services like: transportation, housing maintenance, housekeeping, laundry, security, some utilities
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3. Older adults with health problems can be moved into a skilled nursing residence while still in the community
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4. Residents live independently while still given emotional, social, and medical support
What are the advantages of a Continuing Care Retirement Community?
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1. It is one of the most expensive options for senior living, seniors on a fixed income may not be eligible due to this.
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2. There are mostly older people in these communities, making it difficult to have an age-diverse environment
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3. Varying stability based on organization: like all organizations, it is important to note if it is for-profit or non-profit
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4. Huge Financial Risk without proper research: If the organization is unstable, members of that community risk going bankrupt from it and ultimately losing their homes
What are the disadvantages of a Continuing Care Retirement Community?
