Understanding Hospital Types
By Calvin W. Wiese; MBA, CPA

According to Healthcare Organizations [Financial Management Strategies], a long term care hospital provides assistance and patient care for the activities of daily living (ADLs), including reminders and standby help for those with physical, mental, or emotional problems. This includes physical disability or other medical problems for three months or more (90 days) www.HealthcareFinancials.com
The ADL Criteria
The criteria of five ADLs may also be used to determine the need for help with the following: meal preparation, shopping, light housework, money management, and telephoning. Other important considerations include: taking medications, doing laundry, and getting around outside.
Assessment
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Conclusion
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