Faith Homes:

An assisted living residence in which the housing management provides 24-hour scheduled and unscheduled personal care services to six residents at a time, either directly or, for scheduled needs, through formal written agreement with licensed home care or hospice agencies. Some licensed adult care homes provide supervision to people with cognitive impairments whose decisions, if made independently, may jeopardize the safety or well-being of themselves or others and therefore require supervision. Medication in an adult care home will be administered by designated, trained staff.

 

Complete Home Care:

Multi-unit assisted housing with services are independent living settings in which hands-on personal care services and nursing services, which are arranged by housing management, are provided by a licensed home care or hospice agency, through an individualized written care plan. The housing management has a financial interest/financial affiliation or formal written agreement which makes personal care services accessible and available through at least one licensed home care or hospice agency. The resident has a choice of any provider, and the housing management may not combine charges for housing and personal care services. All residents or their compensatory agents must be capable, through informed consent, of entering into a contract and must not be in need of 24-hour supervision. Assistance with self-administration of medications may be provided by appropriately trained staff when delegated by a licensed nurse according to the home care agency’s established plan of care.