Transfer for More Appropriate Care. The FSCH is not designed to provide higher levels of care, such as skilled nursing, or care for serious mental (advanced Alzheimer’s or Dementia) or emotional disorders. The FSCH will make every attempt to allow our residents to age in place and remain at the FSCH. This will have to be in accordance with VT state regulations and the FSCH will need to “prove” to The Division of Licensing and Protection that we can meet all residents care needs, and that retaining you, or your loved one, as a resident will not pose a physical threat to yourself or others. If the FSCH, in consultation with you or your representative determines that it is inappropriate for you to remain at the FSCH, we will assist in all ways possible, to find alternative placement and this agreement will terminate.
Transfer for More Appropriate Care. Resident may participate in his or her service program and remain in the Suite as long as both are conducive to Resident’s safety and well-being, the safety and well-being of the other residents at the Community, and applicable legal requirements, including the requirements for residency established by state law and applicable state regulations. If the Community determines, in its sole discretion after consultation with Resident’s family and physician that Resident is unable to remain at the Community consistent with these requirements, the Resident Representative will be asked to move Resident from the Community, and this Agreement will terminate upon the Resident’s departure.
Transfer for More Appropriate Care. The Community is licensed as an RCFE and is not designed to provide higher levels of care, such as nursing care, hospitalization, or care for mental or emotional disorders. You may remain at the Community as long as: (a) doing so is consistent with your safety and well- being, the safety, quiet enjoyment and well-being of the other residents at the Community, and all applicable legal requirements, including (but not limited to) licensing requirements, fire safety standards, and appropriate waivers and exceptions from the California Department of Social Services ("DSS"); (b) in The Community's judgment, your care needs and levels of functioning are consistent with those of other residents and with the staffing levels and care programs at the Community; and (c) your presence does not endanger you or others. If Oakdale of La Mesa determines, in consultation with you, and/or your family and/or your physician, that you are unable to remain at the Community, consistent with these requirements, you will be asked to move from the Community. This Agreement will then terminate. If the Executive Director determines that your continued stay at the Community constitutes an immediate threat to your health and safety or the health and safety of others, and you do not voluntarily transfer to an appropriate outside setting, the Community may be required to provide one-on- one supervision in order to reduce the risk of harm. In such circumstances, you will be billed, effective immediately, for such services at the rates set forth in Appendix B.
