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1. affinityhealth.ca › 5-answers-about-long-term-care5 answers to questions about long-term care homes in Ontario

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   Who gets accepted to long-term care homes in Ontario? Admission criteria for long-term care requires new residents to have high or very high physical and cognitive challenges to qualify.

2. healthcareathome.ca › long-term-care › eligibilityEligibility and Admission | Ontario Health atHome

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   Long-term care homes can provide a residential alternative for patients with high care needs, who meet the following criteria: 18 years of age or older; have a valid Ontario Health Card;

3. health.usnews.com › senior-care › articlesHow to Pay for a Nursing Home With No Money - US News Health

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   Jul 25, 2024 · Search by state, city or ZIP code to find the right assisted living community for you. If I Don't Have Any Money, Then Who Will Pay for a Nursing Home Facility? Who pays for a nursing...

4. news.ontario.ca › en › releaseOntario Launches Long-Term Care Homefinder

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   Feb 2, 2022 · Each long-term care home has a profile page with helpful information about waiting lists, staff vaccination rates, amenities, inspection reports, contact information and more. The new site also provides information that can help people decide if long-term care is the best option for them and, if so, how to choose a home, apply, and move in.

5. www.comfortlife.ca › long-term-careLong Term Care Homes in Canada - Comfort Life

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   In Canada, long term care is required for seniors and others needing access to 24-hour nursing care and daily support services for an array of physical and/or cognitive conditions. Long term care residents are assessed, and deemed eligible, by social service agencies run at the provincial level.

6. www.ontario.ca › page › choosing-long-term-care-homeChoosing a long-term care home - Ontario.ca

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   All applications and admissions to long-term care homes are now arranged by Ontario Health atHome. If long-term care is the right choice for you, you will need to apply, with the help of Ontario Health atHome. Researching different long-term care homes will help you decide where to apply.

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   Is there a free nursing home?

   • There's no such thing as a free nursing home; the facility must be paid somehow. The majority of nursing home residents in the U.S. – more than 60% – depend on Medicaid to pay for their long-term care, according to the American Health Care Association. Soundalike Medicare does not cover long-term nursing home care.

   How to Pay for a Nursing Home With No Money - US News Health

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   Who needs immediate admission to long-term care?

   • People who need immediate admission to long-term care and cannot have their needs met at home, or who are in hospital when the hospital is in crisis. People in a long-term care home that is closing within 12 weeks.

   Eligibility and Admission | Ontario Health atHome

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   How do I find a nursing home that accepts Medicaid?

   • If you or someone you care for is a Medicaid-eligible older adult in need of nursing home care, visit Medicare’s provider page to locate a nursing home near you. To find out whether the nursing home accepts Medicaid, click on the name of the nursing home and then scroll down to the Details section.

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   Are people accepted into long-term care or nursing homes in Ontario a high need?

   • People accepted into long-term care or nursing homes in Ontario are classified as having very high needs. This means having impairments in multiple areas of function including physical disability, cognitive impairment, falls, and challenging behaviour.

   5 answers to questions about long-term care homes in Ontario

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   How do you pay for nursing home care?

   • Because of the high cost of nursing home care, most people are not able to pay out-of-pocket. People use a variety of private pay methods to help cover the costs of nursing home care. Personal savings used to cover nursing home care may include Social Security benefits, 401 (k) or IRA accounts, pension payments, or stocks.

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   Who needs a long-term care home?

   • People waiting for a long-term care home serving those of a particular religion, ethnic origin or culture. People who have high care needs, but can still be supported at home until a bed becomes available.

   Eligibility and Admission | Ontario Health atHome

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8. www.ncoa.org › adviser › local-careNursing Home Costs and Payment Options - The National Council ...

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   Sep 16, 2024 · If you or someone you care for is a Medicaid-eligible older adult in need of nursing home care, visit Medicare’s provider page to locate a nursing home near you. To find out whether the nursing home accepts Medicaid, click on the name of the nursing home and then scroll down to the Details section.