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Senior Care Options in Wisconsin

Caregivers looking for senior care options Wisconsin have a choice as to the services available. Below is a brief overview of aging in place solutions.

Assisted Living Facilities

Often referred to ALF communities, senior citizens in need of living with assistance can find licensed residential care homes or assisted living facilities.

Some assisted living facilities offer a continuation of care such as independent living apartments, memory care assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation and long term, nursing home placement. Senior living with assistance is considered private pay however some consumers may qualify for assistance through the State of Wisconsin or through Aid and Attendance Benefits for Veteran's and Spouses/Widows.
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Respite Care

Respite Care allows caregivers the flexibility to have temporarily relief from caregiving.

Daily respite care can be found at Adult Daycare Centers, through licensed home health care organizations or non-medical home care providers, nursing homes and daily/weekly/monthly rates at assisted living facilities. Respite care is a great way for a caregiver or future resident to see what it's like to be a resident for a short period of time without a long term commitment. This "try before you buy" option, especially while in the selection process for searching for the best assisted living community can give consumers the ability to engage with staff and get a sample of what to expect at life in the facility.
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Adult Day Care Centers in Wisconsin

Adult Day Care Centers allow seniors the flexibility to benefit from social activities during the day and retreat back home after hours.

Hours of operations are generally 7:30am to 6pm. Some centers are secured for those individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other memory impairments. Often times a caregiver may utilize Adult Day Care Services during the day allowing caregivers the ability to attend to work, have temporary rest or attend to other obligations.
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Home Care in Wisconsin

Non-Medical Home care services allow licensed health care professionals the ability to assist frail adults in need of care in a home environment.

Licensed caregivers that provide live-in services, senior companionship and/or homemaker's services can come from licensed home health care agencies, nurse registries or homemaker/companion services. Caregivers should expect to pay on average $22 an hour for non-medical senior care with a minimum of 4 hours per visit. Private funding, Veteran's Aid and Attendance Benefits or Long Term Care Insurance are generally the acceptable forms of payment for this type of individualized care. (Also known as Private Duty Home Care, home health or Visiting Nurses)
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