“…It was noticed, with the analyzed studies, that men in clinical conditions of high risk of destabilization require frequent care by formal caregivers -occupational therapy, nursing, physical therapy, medical and psychology -when compared to informal -children, wives and even neighbors [8,19,20,[27][28][29][30][31]. The assistance, when provided by informal caregivers, requires training, besides the particularity of the domiciles are close to the hospital services and lack of materials, equipment and supplies to care, and it is imperative to emphasize that the residences can be their own men or support, such as nursing homes and hostels, which are constant in countries like Canada and the United States of America [8,24,31].…”