A nurse is caring for an older adult client diagnosed with a progressive chronic condition affecting the client’s ability to perform activities of daily living (ADLs). The family cannot provide around-the-clock care, and the client cannot afford to pay for both caregivers and medications. The client stated the desire to stay in the home. What intervention will the nurse provide? A. Determine if the health care provider is able to prescribe affordable alternatives for the current medications. B. Enroll the client in adult day care to receive medications and treatments, and coordinate the remaining care times with family members. C. Coordinate needed services of long-term care at home, prescription coverage, transportation, and medical equipment. D. Explain to the family and client that placement in a long-term care facility will provide the care and medications needed
