RCFE Admission, Transfer, and Discharge Procedures 1

Question 1

Before admitting a resident, what document must an RCFE complete that outlines the resident's care needs, preferences, and personal goals?

Accepted Answer

Preadmission Appraisal

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Facility Service Agreement

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Resident Trust Account Form

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POLST Form

Question 2

Which of the following conditions would make a prospective resident ineligible for admission to a standard RCFE?

Accepted Answer

Requires a ventilator for breathing

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Mild cognitive impairment

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Uses a wheelchair for mobility

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Has a history of depression

Question 3

What is the required timeframe for completing a resident's written Needs and Services Plan after admission to an RCFE?

Accepted Answer

Within 30 days of admission

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Immediately upon admission

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Within 7 days of admission

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Within 14 days of admission

Question 4

When a resident is involuntarily transferred or discharged from an RCFE, what is the minimum advance written notice required?

Accepted Answer

30 days

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24 hours

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7 days

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60 days

Question 5

Which of the following is a permissible reason for an RCFE to involuntarily discharge a resident?

Accepted Answer

The resident's needs exceed what the RCFE is licensed to provide

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The resident has complained about staff to the licensing agency

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The resident has designated a difficult family member as their representative

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The resident has been absent from the facility for more than 3 days

Question 6

What must an RCFE provide to a resident or their representative when the facility initiates an involuntary discharge?

Accepted Answer

Written notice and information about the appeal process

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A list of all other licensed facilities in the area

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A refund of the entire month's fees

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A doctor's written order recommending discharge