A place for 24-hour supervised living and care is which facility?

• A. Residential Care Facility
• B. Long-term Care Services
• C. Hospice Care
• D. Primary Care

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is recognizing the type of facility that provides around-the-clock supervision and help with daily living in a residential setting. A residential care facility is designed for people who need ongoing supervision and assistance with activities of daily living, along with housing and basic services like meals and safety checks. It fits the description of 24-hour supervision in a living environment, without the intensive medical care found in a hospital or skilled nursing facility.

Long-term care services describe a broad set of care options rather than a single place, so they aren’t as specific to a location. Hospice care centers on comfort and end-of-life support for those with terminal illnesses, not general 24-hour supervision for daily living. Primary care refers to medical services provided by a physician or clinician, not a living facility.

So, the best fit for 24-hour supervised living and care is a residential care facility.