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dmwheeler
Asked June 2010
Would an elder being on oxygen full time preclude them from an assisted living arrangement?
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ShadowChild1
Jun 2010
The guidelines in some states are that it is fine to be on oxygen as long as you are not on the vent and you do not have a trach. I hope these rules are the same in your state. Good Luck!
06/10/2010 16:10:43
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