board and care造句

• According to court records, Matasareanu's parents became embroiled in a separation in 1989, and she obtained a court order barring him from her home, where she operated a board and care facility for retarded adults.
• A 1993 national study, one of the most recent available, found a " bleak picture " of board and care, with facilities " not uniformly well-regulated, well-monitored or well-run ."
• Rodwell was born in Chicago, IL . His parents separated prior to his first birthday and for the next few years he was boarded out for day care where he was required to do kitchen labor and laundry to supplement his board and care.
• Take the case of John T . Rex Jr ., a 23-year-old computer genius who maintained a 3.92 grade-point average at Middlesex Community College in Massachusetts while running his own electronic bulletin board and caring for a room full of pet snakes.
• An individual's private health insurance and / or a third party service like a hospice company may cover the cost . "'Board and Care Homes "'are special facilities designed to provide those who require assisted living services both living quarters and proper care.
• Papell spends much of her time managing a stream of complicated medical billing for her mother-in-law and wondering how she and her husband will continue paying the $ 2, 500-a-month board and care bill after the mother-in-law's money runs out.
• According to Robert Mollica, deputy director of the National Academy for State Health Policy, a nonprofit organization in Portland, Maine, every state currently has some type of assisted-living regulations on its books, but often the states use a basket of names to refer to assisted-living centers; some of the more common ones are residential care, personal care, basic care, domiciliary care, housing with services, and board and care.