Class II - Homes provided moderate levels of care to people who need some assistance with activities of daily living. Activities of daily living include eating, dressing, going to the bathroom, personal hygiene, and walking.

Class III - Homes provide heavy levels of care to people who are dependent or need a high level of assistance with activities of daily living.

The higher the classification of the license, the greater the amount of training and experience are required of the operator and staff. Homes with higher classification in general have higher rates for the more extensive services they provide.

Alzheimer.....................(Y)

Cancer..........................(Y)

Congestive heart failure
(CHF)...........................(Y)

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
(COPD).........................(Y)

Dementia......................(Y)

Fractures......................(Y)

Head injury...................(Y)

Hospice........................(Y)

Incontinence.................(Y)

Renal failure..................(Y)

Special diet....................(Y)

Stroke...........................(Y)

OTHER........................(Call)