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Moving a Loved One to Assisted Living: A Checklist

Moving a Loved One to Assisted Living: A Checklist

by AFA Social Services Team
Monday, April 14, 2008

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If a resident is admitted to a hospital, discharge plans back to the facility must be made by a family member or other concerned party. Finally, it is important to know that most ALFs do allow hospice services.

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