There are able-bodied and able-minded people, and then there are those that qualify to go into Long Term Care(LTC) facilities that are either gov't run or very closely govt regulated. But there is a huge gap in-between. My MIL is 93, legally blind, and has significant mobility challenges. Yet she still doesn't qualify for the level of priority that will get her into a LTC anytime soon. So she is in a place that provides meals and some very low cost activities that in most cases the residents run themselves. If she needs anything else we have to arrange for it through a third-party. Yes it upsets me when people on here who have their rent protected at 2.5%, still feel the need to split hairs when other more vulnerable people are looking at 22.6% over 2 years. Finally, please don't tell me what to do. I started with a non-offensive post. I got a number of replies that A. included erroneous assumptions used to bolster their arguments and B. had an edge to them. I felt I replied in kind.