Long-term care involves medical and non-medical assistance for individuals who cannot live independently due to ongoing disabilities. It can be provided in nursing or residential care facilities, as well as at home, although this text primarily focuses on facility-based care. The care may include nursing services and support with daily activities like dressing.
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