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Sexuality is considered to be among the more disturbing sexual problems in skilled nursing facilities. Staff attitudes and beliefs often lead to discomfort in dealing with the continued sexual interests of patients. It is clear that if sexuality has been an important part of self-image and of coping, then it remains important. Staff reaction to two cases is used to illustrate the need for programmatic interventions with staff, residents, and families.
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