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Assisted living facilities do not provide 24-hour care and are not required by law to have registered nurses or practical nurses supervising care. However, health authorities may require 24-hour nursing supervision in assisted living homes they fund.([[{{PAGENAME}}#References|1]]) | Assisted living facilities do not provide 24-hour care and are not required by law to have registered nurses or practical nurses supervising care. However, health authorities may require 24-hour nursing supervision in assisted living homes they fund.([[{{PAGENAME}}#References|1]]) | ||
For information specific to your region, see your regional health authority website listed in Appendix A Resources. | For information specific to your region, see your regional health authority website listed in [https://wiki.clicklaw.bc.ca/index.php?title=Appendix_A_-_Resources_for_Navigating_Home_Care_and_Senior_Housing:_An_Advocacy_Guide Appendix A Resources]. | ||
This chapter will detail what assisted living services are, eligibility for assisted living, residency agreements, subsidies, evictions, and concerns about assisted living services. | This chapter will detail what assisted living services are, eligibility for assisted living, residency agreements, subsidies, evictions, and concerns about assisted living services. | ||
