Emily is 24 years old patient and is admitted to the hospital with the broken hip, she is also showing early signs of dementia. Which following surgery is determined that, she could no longer manage at home ? What services are available for her in your community and the steps the family must take to access the service? What type of long-term care are available? What is the wait time for the family and cost involved?
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