Can he/she easily walk up and down stairs in the home?
Yes
No
Is he/she able to provide him or herself with personal
care (bathing, dressing, grooming, etc.) without fear of injuring
him or herself?
Yes
No
Is he/she able to remember to provide him or herself
with personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming etc.)?
Yes
No
Is his/her current living arrangement worry free?
Yes
No
Does he/she have sufficient interaction with people
of the same age and ability who share same interests?
Yes
No
Does he/she prepare appropriate nutritious meals for
him or herself daily?
Yes
No
If not, are there arrangements for meals to be brought
to him/her?
Yes
No
Does he/she have regular visitors?
Yes
No
Does he/she have arrangements for activities and socialization?
Yes
No
Does he/she have arrangements for someone to respond
in case of an emergency?
Yes
No
Does he/she like living alone?
Yes
No
Are family and friends content that he/she lives alone?
Yes
No
Can you say it would be beneficial for him/her to wait
to change to a situation where the answer can be "Yes" to
all of the above questions?
If you answered "No" to 3 or more of
the above questions, Assisted Living could improve the quality
of life of your loved one. Contact us to find
out how we improve the lives of our senior residents.
