The terms should clearly define specific living arrangements for the community and for individuals. Occupational Therapy Occupational therapy helps one to perform daily activities independently. An occupational therapy patient might learn new ways to eat, put on clothes, comb one's hair, and new ways to do other usual daily activities. Ombudsman One of the best sources of information is your local long-term care ombudsman. Nationwide, there are more than 500 local ombudsman programs.
Ombudsmen visit nursing homes on a regular basis.
The ombudsman's job is to investigate complaints, advocate for residents, and mediate disputes. Ombudsmen often have very good knowledge about the quality of life and care inside each nursing home in their areas. A one-month period during which employees can enroll in or switch health plans. Paraprofessional A trained aide who assists a professional person. Individuals with PD lack a substance called dopamine, which is important in the central nervous system s control of muscle activity.