board and care造句

• Kienle moved with his wife into the board and care home in 1988.
• Many of the larger homes were converted into apartments or board and care facilities.
• A handful will remain on board and care for the Cole as it is carried back to Norfolk.
• Such facilities may be described as assisted living facilities, board and care homes, or rest homes.
• Thousands of Arizona's frail, confused elderly are trapped in a broken system called board and care.
• In fact, a large majority of board and care homes are designed to room less than 6 people.
• Board and care homes are typically staffed by licensed professionals, including nurses, doctors and other medical professionals.
• Homes providing board and care for the aging on a small-scale level have been around a long time.
• Board and care homes offer residents 24 hour assistance, making them a highly popular choice for those in need of regular assistance.
• Since her injury, DeGree has lived in a psychiatric facility, except for three months in a mental health board and care home.
• There are even orchid-sitters here _ professionals who board and care for snowbirds'precious flowers when they move north for the summer.
• In discussing it with Anne's sister and her husband, George discovers Anne had left money with them for his board and care.
• In addition to helping the wounded ship fight myriad fires, " Hamilton " took on board and care for the more seriously injured sailors.
• Aaron Straus, owner of a San Francisco board and care home, spent weeks preparing payroll records and coaching his staff to handle things in his absence.
• In addition, the Kat Farm, as it is also known, provides board and care, and it is also listed as an adoption agency on Petfinder . com.
• Here's your decision : Do you make arrangements to care for your family member at home, or do you seek out a skilled nursing or board and care facility?
• Board and care facilities, which range from small homes to large apartment complexes, are touted as a way for those too ill to live at home to age with dignity and independence.
• About 70 % of board and care facilities for mentally disabled people moved into the neighborhood, after changes to state policies, because of low prices in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
• The board and care system is among the fastest-growing industries in the country, thanks to laws that have toppled neighborhood zoning barriers, the growing number of elderly and the potential for big profits.
• Assisted living evolved from small " board and care " or " personal care " homes and offers a " social model " of care ( compared to the medical model of a skilled nursing facility ).