Assisted Living
The North Carolina General
Assembly has defined assisted living residence to mean “any group housing
and services program for two or more unrelated adults, by whatever
name it is called, that makes available, at a minimum, one meal a day
and housekeeping services and provides personal care services directly
or through a formal written agreement with one or more licensed home
care or hospice agencies. The Department of Human Resources may allow
nursing service exceptions on a case-by-case basis. Settings in which
services are delivered may include self-contained apartment units or
single or shared room units with private or area baths.” North Carolina
recognizes three types of assisted living residences: adult
care homes, group homes for developmentally disabled adults, and multi-unit
assisted housing with services.
For more information and
listings of adult care homes and independent housing go to http://www.ncdhhs.gov/aging/locrepar.htm.
Date
last modified: February 22, 2005
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Contacts
Adult Care Homes
Sharon
Wilder
Multi-unit
Assisted Housing with services other independent housing
Nancy
Evans
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