Common use of Qualification for Residency Clause in Contracts

Qualification for Residency. The FACILITY may only accept or retain an individual to be a resident if management determines, in its sole discretion, it is able to provide appropriate services and the individual meets the requirements set forth by state law. The FACILITY is not required to admit or retain the Resident or to contract with the Resident for services, if the FACILITY determines, in its sole discretion that it cannot meet the Resident’s needs or the Resident fails to meet the requirements as set forth by law.

Qualification for Residency. The FACILITY Community may only accept or retain an individual to be a resident if management determines, in its sole discretion, it is able to provide appropriate services and the individual meets the requirements set forth by state law. The FACILITY Community is not required to admit or retain the Resident or to contract with the Resident for services, if the FACILITY Community determines, in its sole discretion that it cannot meet the Resident’s needs or the Resident fails to meet the requirements as set forth by law.

Qualification for Residency. The FACILITY Community may only accept or retain an individual to be a resident if management determines, in its sole discretion, it is able to provide appropriate services and the individual meets the requirements set forth by state law. The FACILITY Community is not required to admit or retain the Resident or to contract with the Resident for services, if the FACILITY Community determines, in its sole discretion discretion, that it cannot meet the Resident’s needs or the Resident fails to meet the requirements as set forth by law.