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Care homes for adults with mental health problems


Care homes for people with mental health problems. As a result of the Regulation of Care (Scotland) Act 2001 ('the Act') there are now no legal differences between residential homes and nursing homes. They are all care homes and can be more flexible about the services they offer. They can meet all aspects of your accommodation, support and care, including nursing care.

Is in-home care the right option for seniors with mental health issues?

Home care can be ideal for seniors with mental health disorders that limit their ability to get along with others in a communal setting such as an assisted living facility. Seniors who currently have a strong support network consisting of family members, neighbors and service providers may find that in-home care meets their ongoing needs.

What is a care home for adults?

Care homes for adults can range from small groups of adults living together with support through to larger residential homes or homes with nursing to care for higher level needs.

What is a group home for mentally ill adults?

Group homes for mentally ill adults can be sources of support and stability. Mental illness presents numerous challenges for those living with it. There are different mental disorders, each with unique challenges; however, all mental illnesses involve significant distress and disruption in functioning.



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