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Chronic Care

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Chronic care is care expected to last a long time, usually longer than 90 days. Chronic care is often used interchangeably with the term "long-term care."

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Chronic care is a term used to describe prolonged medical or custodial care. Chronic care usually addresses long-lasting care needs or chronic conditions. 

Individuals may need chronic care for several reasons. Some of the more common ones include disabilities, illnesses, cognitive impairment, or fragility due to aging. Most people who receive chronic care need help with daily tasks and activities. This care can greatly improve their quality of life.

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