Yep, at least 8 hours of help, but 8 hours a week is just absolutely useless.
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- Thread starter Beerus
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I would think at this point, there would be specialty nursing programs. Like let people get medical training and have their own smaller businesses where they have a team of nurses who can help people in their homes. As long as they have the medical degree and the proper training, I don't see why this can't be a thing.
I think there are some, but a lot of insurance companies don't cover it, so it's super pricey. It's a no win situation, sadly.
So it is similar to midwife services then. Some insurance cover them but it seems most don't.
Yeah, that seems like BS to me. The fact that more and more people are facing cognitive decline and there aren't other options is enough of a reason for insurance companies to get on board.
You'd think they would, but who know. Maybe one day they'll come around!
Yeah I think I one other option as well so I could have lost because of it.