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Return To Retirement FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What are Nursing Care Facilities? Answered By Randy Yingger, Editor Nursing Care Facilities or Nursing Homes provide a living community for senior citizens and retirees who need constant or daily care. Most states require a nursing care facility to have a license. They are expected to meet federal requirements such as having licensed and well-trained medical attendants. Advanced aged residents can avail of medical attention all day. They can as well live with other people with their same condition and enjoy daily activities that can keep them physically and mentally in shape. --- permission must be obtained from editor Randy Yingger to re-publish --- Active Retirement Community

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