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Provide hospital services, research, and education. Can be privately or governmental founded.

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Facilities located throughout the world that provide care for government service personnel and their dependents. Operated by federal, state, and local governments.

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Provides care for special conditions or age group. For example, pediatric (children care), oncology (cancer), (etc.)

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Wide range of conditions and age groups. Provides diagnostic, medical, surgical, and emergency care services.

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Are located in hospitals or clinics, but provide care physically or mentally disabilities. Services include physical, occupational, recreational, speech, and hearing therapy.

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Treats patients with mental disorders and diseases. Examples include psychiatric clinic and hospitals, chemical abuse treatment centers, (etc.)

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Care for terminally ill people who are expected to live 6 months or less. Provides support and comfort, that is directed to helping the person die with dignity. Counseling is provided for both the patient and family, even after patient dies.

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Providing nursing care, personal care, therapy, and homemaking in a patient's home. Frequently used by the elderly and the disabled.

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Provides immediate care for victims of accidents or sudden illness.

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Institutions that provides care for outpatients; a group of specialists working in cooperation. There are private owned clinics like surgical centers, substance abuse clinics, rehabilitation clinics, (etc.)

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The difference between hospitals and LTCF's is that hospitals are where people are admitted for injuries and various diseases. LTCF's  is where disables, residents, and chronically ill people are taken care of for a certain period of time or for a life time.
The similarity is that both of these facilities provide care to the certain age groups they provide for to help with their live and sort of assisting them in living.

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These facilities provide health care to elderly patients also known as residents, disabled/handicapped individuals, or chronically ill individuals. The patients being served in these facilities are referred to as residents. Residential, skilled care, and assisted care facilities are the most common long-term facilities.

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A major type of health care facility, Hospitals can be small serving the community needs are large with many healthcare entities available under one system. Depending on the funding source hospitals can be classified (private or for-profit, religious, voluntary or non-profit , and government)