Can my husband and I live in the unit if he needs assistance and I don't?

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bhjos34 Asked May 2015

Can my husband and I live in the unit if he needs assistance and I don't?

We are looking at continuing care facilities and we are at different levels of care at the moment. My husband would benefit from some assistance with personal care, while I can mostly care for myself. My question is , can we live in the same unit with differing needs?

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You would need to check around at the various continuing care facilities to see if that would be possible... otherwise, you could find a facility where you both are living on the same campus grounds but in different buildings, you could still visit with each other and possible dine together.

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