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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry I wasn’t very clear in my initial posting. My Mom is eighty - when she had a daily caregiver while living in her home, her caregiver would give her a daily bath. She has arthritis and is visually impaired health wise. Now is in a nursing home where she only receives one bath per week and I was just wondering if this was typical bathing frequency in a good nursing home since it seems a little infrequent to me, though I acknowledge that it is a lot of physical labor to bathe another adult. I have also heard stories that many nursing home patients do not like taking a bath and may protest adamantly but the nurses at my mother’s home insist she does not protest bathing.[/quote] We hired an aide to supplement and a lot of people do that if the parent can afford. (I say parent because you should not take from your retirement or your kid's college fund for this, but if your parent can afford it and/or make a huge salary where the cost isn't a big deal and you want more peace of mind, it's something to consider).[/quote]
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