He required a full-time aide at school and his mother's undivided attention in the house.
This could include services like speech and occupational therapy, reading intervention and a full-time aide in the classroom.
But parents with dementia or a chronic medical condition may require a full-time aide, and the cost of that can add up quickly.
He reduced the public employment rolls, starting with his personal staff: he relies on a single full-time aide, compared with the four his predecessor had.
She successfully lobbied the Menlo Park, Calif., school district to provide Tessa with a full-time aide (in accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act) to shadow her at all times.
Malcolm, like any other special education student, needs extra resources, including a laptop computer and a full-time aide and a special education teacher to jointly teach each of his classes.
This year's two first grade classes have 19 and 20 students each, with a full-time aide in each class, Dennis Pallozzi, superintendent for the Harding Township School District, said.
Soon after, he was appointed as a full-time aide in Kinnock's private office, knocking policy papers together and manning the barricades against the Trotskyite Militant infiltrators into the party.
Both her father and Tracy became ill during the filming of "Long Day's Journey," and when her father died, in November, 1962, she devoted herself to Tracy as a full-time aide, nurse, friend, lover, and nearly a wife — but for the presence of Louise.
Mr. Paterson, 56, said he planned to attend classes at Helen Keller Services for the Blind and, if finances permitted it, hire a full-time aide to help guide him for the first year, in part to deal with strangers he expects will still approach him.
Or does she need more continuous care that requires daily visits or a full-time aide?
