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Definition of 'Group-Home Care'
Care given to a group of people with similar disabilities within a residence. Those in a group home receive both custodial care and care that is provided by skilled and medically trained professionals. A common disability of people in group homes is Alzheimer's disease.
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Investopedia explains 'Group-Home Care'
Caring for a family member with a disability can be a very stressful and overwhelming at times. A group home can be a viable option for those who are prevented from performing activities of daily living and whose family members may not be able to provide daily care. However, group-home facilities can be very expensive unless supplemented by long-term care insurance or public health program such as Medicare.
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Search results for 'Group-Home Care'
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http://www.investopedia.com/articles/pf/05/031705.asp
... Assisted living/continuing care. Alzheimer's/group-home care. Adult day care. ... Alzheimer's/Group- Home Care, Rarely, Maybe - it depends on your state. ...
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http://www.investopedia.com/articles/pf/05/032405.asp
... living apartments. There is usually an on-site nursing home, and often a group home and even an adult day-care center. With the ...
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