3104A0625X Assisted Living Facility (Mental Illness)

Definition: A facility providing supportive services to individuals who can function independently in most areas of activity, but need special guidance, assistance and/or monitoring as the result of a psychiatric problem. This type of facility requires a staff with special training in mental health training and dealing with psychiatric emergencies.
Grouping: Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities
Classification: Assisted Living Facility
Specialization: Assisted Living, Mental Illness
Section: Non-Individual
Notes: [7/1/2003: new]

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Parent Classification

Assisted Living Facility

A residential facility that offers housing, meals, personal care, and support services to adults who can live mostly independently but need help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, medication management, and housekeeping. Assisted living facilities provide a safe environment, social activities, and 24-hour staff to assist with mobility, memory support, and overall well-being, helping residents maintain their independence as much as possible.

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Assisted Living, Behavioral Disturbances

A medical facility that provides housing and support for people who can live mostly on their own but have behavioral challenges, such as aggression, confusion, or mood swings. Staff are trained to help manage and redirect difficult behaviors, keep residents safe, and offer daily assistance with activities like meals, medication, and personal care. Patients can expect a structured, safe environment and support with emotional and behavioral needs.

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