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jmarg7
Asked February 2015
Why are seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's placed in a double room, instead of private rooms?
Individuals with mental confusion may annoy or anger a roommate.
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Litldogtoo
Feb 2015
And do you mean nursing homes or hospitals?
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Litldogtoo
Feb 2015
Are you asking why a rehab patient is placed in a room with a dementia patient?
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jeannegibbs
Feb 2015
Most places give you the kind of room you can afford.
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pamstegma
Feb 2015
Solitary confinement is far more detrimental than a roommate. When you get moved to the private room at the end of the hall, you are dying.
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