Biology, 19.08.2020 21:01 pinkbutterfly03

Mr. George Jansen is a 66-year-old man who had surgery to repair a fractured right hip. His wife died 2 years ago. His son lives in the same city. The son is married and has a 16-year-old daughter. Mr. Jansen's son and daughter-in-law work full time. Mr. Jansen lives alone and works part time as a school janitor. This is his third day in the hospital. It is his second day after surgery. He has Medicare Part A and Part B. Mr. Jansen's doctor told him this morning that he is ready for discharge from the hospital. However, he will need more rehabilitation. The case manager is helping Mr. Jansen with discharge plans. Answer the following questions. What care and services might Mr. Jansen need when he is discharged from the hospital?

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