Assisted Living Sample Clauses

Assisted Living. The Assisted Living Provider must be licensed by the DADS Long-Term Care Regulatory Division in accordance with 40 T.A.C., Part 1, Chapter 92. The type of licensure determines what services may be provided.
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Assisted Living. Assisted Living services will be provided for those who do not require the care provided by a nursing home but who require care with personal activities of daily living (dressing, bathing, toileting, feeding and transferring) either on a short or long-term basis. Assisted living care will be provided in certain residential suites in Glenmeadow (the "Assisted Living Wing") at published per diem rates as such rates may change from time to time.
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Assisted Living. The standard workweek shall be either a five (5) day or four (4) day rotation from seven (7) to twelve (12) hours with two (2) consecutive days off.
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Assisted Living. 3 See Xxxx X. Xxxxxxx, In the Sheep’s Clothing of Resident Rights: Behind the Rhetoric of “Negotiated Risk” in Assisted Living, XXXXX X., Spring 2003, at 4, 5. 4 Xxxxx supra note 1, at 5. 5 Assisted living providers suggest that the market is the best director of services for assisted living, and promotes flexibility, unlike comprehensive regulations. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Assisted Living: Recent Developments and Issues for Older Consumers, 9 XXXX. L. & POL’Y REV. 373, 376 (1998). Assisted living is a term that may be best described by what it is not, rather than what it is. An older adult’s housing options range from independent living at one end of the spectrum, to Skilled Nursing Facilities at the other extreme.6 Assisted living is one type of living choice between the two extremes.7 Assisted living facilities provide a place for older adults that are unable to live independently, but do not need the full scope of care provided by a skilled nursing facility.8 The assisted living industry has been called the fasted growing sector of senior housing.9 There are currently about one million residents in assisted living, in over 36,000 facilities.10
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Assisted Living. Ashlar Village offers assisted living apartments at Pond Ridge, which is part of Ashlar Village and adjacent to the independent living apartment buildings. If you wish to transfer to any Masonicare assisted living facility, including Pond Ridge, and it is determined, after consultation with you, your family and/or your physician, that you meet the criteria for assisted living, then your residency at Ashlar Village will be terminated, and you will enter into a new Residency Agreement describing the services, fees, and your rights and obligations as a resident of Pond Ridge or other Masonicare assisted living facility. If you become a resident of Pond Ridge or another Masonicare assisted living, you will have access to Masonicare Health Center or other Masonicare skilled nursing location on the same terms and conditions as an Ashlar Village Resident.
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Assisted Living. The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene licenses assisted living programs to provide up to three levels of care: low (Level 1), moderate (Level 2) and high (Level 3). The Corporation's assisted living program is licensed to provide a high (Level 3) level of care or any lower level of care as described in the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s regulations. The corporation agrees to provide you with assisted living care as appropriate to your needs in the Assisted Living Unit. The Corporation shall provide assisted living within the Community when you are admitted to the assisted living unit of the Health Care Center (the "Assisted Living Unit”). In the event that a residence in the Assisted Living Unit is not available, the Corporation shall provide assisted living services in your Apartment or in a nearby licensed Assisted Living Facility. Should you reside in the Assisted Living Unit, receive assisted living services in your Apartment or in a nearby Assisted Living Facility, the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall continue to apply except as modified by the Assisted Living Addendum. A current copy of the Assisted Living Addendum is attached hereto as Addendum A. If you transfer to an Assisted Living Unit at the Community, your residency will be governed by the terms and conditions of the Assisted Living Addendum then in effect. You will be provided with an updated copy of the Assisted Living Addendum at any time there is a change in the terms and conditions of such Addendum. At the time of your transfer or admission to the Assisted Living Unit, you will be asked to sign a copy of the Assisted Living Addendum in effect at that time. The current fee schedule for supplies and services provided to you while a Resident of an Assisted Living Unit is set forth in Addenda A and C.
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