A client's adult child left the facility to go home and get the client's prescribed medications. The client is visibly more relaxed and now speaking more openly to staff with improved eye contact. The client reports they have lived with their adult child for the past several months due to their inability to care for themselves without assistance. The client states their adult child "gets frustrated with me, but I understand why. I move so slow and need help with everything.”. The client states they give their retirement income to their adult child to pay for their prescribed medication and household expenses, but they have no access to the bank account. The client states their adult child makes "a few meals a week" and that there is little food in the house. What should be the nurse's priority action based on this information?