An intermediate form of care for older adults is:

A) aging in place.
B) assisted living.
C) a nursing home.
D) spending time in the hospital.

Assisted living is a form of intermediate care for older adults that provides assistance with activities of daily living, medication management, and social activities, while also allowing residents a greater degree of independence and autonomy compared to nursing homes or hospitals. Aging in place refers to the desire of older adults to remain in their own homes as they age, and can include home modifications and in-home care services. Nursing homes provide more intensive medical care and supervision for those with chronic health conditions or disabilities. Spending time in the hospital is typically reserved for acute health crises or surgical interventions.