Residential Care Facilities are living environments designed to provide support and assistance to individuals who may need help with daily activities. These facilities cater to various populations, including the elderly, people with disabilities, and those recovering from illness. They offer services such as meals, personal care, and social activities, ensuring residents maintain a good quality of life. In these facilities, residents often have their own rooms or share accommodations with others. Staff members are available around the clock to assist with medical needs and personal support. Assisted Living and Nursing Homes are common types of residential care facilities, each offering different levels of care and support.