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Asked January 2017
Can assisted living facilities in Pennsylvania accommodate a feeding tube?
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Jan 2017
Reegs, you would need to call around to the Assisted Living facilities in your area to see if they are able to work with a feeding tube. State law may dictate that only a skilled nursing home is able to do that. You need to check around.
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