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- 23. Can I join my loved one for a meal?
- 24. Is smoking permitted?
- 25. What should my loved one bring for rehabilitation?
- 26. What type of activities do you offer?
- 22. Are pets allowed to visit?
- 21. How often will a physician or health professional visit?
- 20. What are the best times to visit?
- 19. How often can I visit my loved one in the nursing home?
- 18. Do you offer telephone services for residents?
- 17. Is cable television available?
- 16. Can my loved one bring furniture from home for the room?
- 15. Can I come for a tour of the Facility?
- 14. How do I know if my loved one qualifies for Medicare Part A benefits?
- 13. What does Medicare cover?
- 12. Who pays for nursing home care?
- 11. Who do I talk to about questions in regard to financials, billing, and/or admission paperwork?
- 10. Who do I talk to about food preferences for my loved one? Are there alternate options to each day's menu?
- 9. What role does Social Services play?
- 8. How can I choose a good nursing home for my loved one?
- 7. My loved one lives with me and my family. I take care of them most of the day and on weekends. I feel like I need a break. What can I do?
- 6. How do I make sure that my loved one’s wishes and needs are met?
- 5. Who can help my family make informed decisions about my loved one’s care?
- 4. How are the medical needs of my loved one met?
- 3. Does admission into a nursing home require a physician's order?
- 2. What is your rehabilitation program?
- 1. How do I know if my loved one should go into a nursing home?
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