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Residents’ Rights Month: DECLINE
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Have you been faced a situation where your loved one declines in long-term care not because of their disease or disability, but because of the way the care is delivered (or not) delivered to the resident?
Today's right focuses on the right to maintain or enhance the quality of life through care in the long-term care.
This right is frequently seen in the ability to walk, dress oneself, and other "activities of daily living" that decline for 'unexplained' reasons.
Listen today to learn more about this long-term care right.
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