The journey from home to assisted living is not always easy...
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Once you or loved one has decided that an assisted living residence is a good next step, there are a few things that you can do to make the move easier. If you don’t have a will, or Miller’s Trust (estate trust) in place, you may want to talk to an Attorney to create one for you. Also, if you would like to have a voice in how your healthcare and last wishes are handled, you may want to prepare an advance directive. Check out a document called Five Wishes at www.fivewishes.org.
Waiver programs offer people who meet an institutional level of care the ability to receive care in a community or assisted living residence rather than a nursing care facility. There are income limits and eligibility requirements. These waivers are called 1) Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) waiver, and 2) Alaskans Living Independently (ALI) waiver. Both are accepted at Arctic Rose Assisted Living.
A Care Coordinator is a professional who can help navigate the waiver process. This person can assist you or your loved one in assessing your level of care and determining your individual needs. A good place to start is Care Coordination Resource of Alaska at www.ccralaska.org.
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Professional and caring awake staff include 24-hour on-call nursing, certified nursing assistants and trained assistants around the clock. Residents have access to call lights that will alert caregivers to come help day or night.
Our home is veteran owned and operated. Our mission is service and building relationships. Our team is proud to provide a full menu of services from supportive care living to skilled nursing. We are dedicated to excellence. Let us earn your trust, schedule a tour today!
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