I'm researching senior care options for a family member and need to understand the differences between Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Skilled Nursing at WISH. For each of these three care levels, please summarize its primary purpose or the type of resident it's best suited for, and list at least two distinct services or features that differentiate it from the other two levels, based on the information provided on the WISH website.
Navigate to 'https://www.wisconsinillinoisseniorhousing.org/our-services'. Click on the 'Independent Living' link (ID 159). Identify the primary purpose/suited resident type and at least two distinct services/features for Independent Living. Navigate back to 'https://www.wisconsinillinoisseniorhousing.org/our-services'. Click on the 'Assisted Living' link (ID 155). Identify the primary purpose/suited resident type and at least two distinct services/features for Assisted Living. Navigate back to 'https://www.wisconsinillinoisseniorhousing.org/our-services'. Click on the 'Skilled Nursing' link (ID 154). Identify the primary purpose/suited resident type and at least two distinct services/features for Skilled Nursing. Synthesize the gathered information to provide a comparative summary of all three care levels.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Independent Living' page and identifies its primary purpose (e.g., 'active, independent seniors who desire a maintenance-free lifestyle') and at least two distinct services (e.g., 'private apartments/homes', 'social activities and amenities', 'no daily living assistance'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Assisted Living' page and identifies its primary purpose (e.g., 'seniors needing assistance with daily living activities but desiring independence') and at least two distinct services (e.g., 'assistance with dressing, bathing, meals', '24-hour staff support', 'personalized care plans'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Skilled Nursing' page and identifies its primary purpose (e.g., 'individuals recovering from surgery/illness or needing long-term higher-level medical care') and at least two distinct services (e.g., 'inpatient rehab therapy', 'medical treatments by licensed nurses like wound care/IV therapy', 'transitional care after major medical events'). The agent provides a clear comparative summary that highlights the unique aspects of each of the three care levels as presented on the website.