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Evaluations

Evaluating nursing homes and assisted living facilities is crucial to ensure the well-being and quality of care for residents. Below, I’ve compiled a list of questions that you can include in your evaluation form. Feel free to customize and adapt them to your specific needs:

1. General Information:

  • Facility name and address
  • Contact information (phone, email)
  • Date of assessment

2. Admission and Eligibility:

  • What criteria are used for admitting residents?
  • Are there any specific health conditions or limitations for admission?

3. Staffing and Training:

  • How many staff members are available per resident?
  • What qualifications and training do staff members have?
  • Is there a registered nurse on-site?

4. Resident Care and Services:

  • How are residents’ daily needs (such as bathing, dressing, and medication management) met?
  • Are there specialized services for memory care or other specific conditions?
  • How is social engagement and recreational activities facilitated?

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5. Health and Safety:

  • How are emergencies handled? Is there a disaster preparedness plan?
  • What safety measures are in place (e.g., fall prevention, fire safety)?
  • Is there a process for reporting incidents or complaints?

6. Nutrition and Meals:

  • How are meals planned and provided?
  • Are dietary restrictions accommodated?
  • Is there a registered dietitian overseeing meal planning?

7. Physical Environment:

  • Is the facility clean and well-maintained?
  • How are residents’ rooms furnished?
  • Is there a registered dietitian overseeing meal planning?

8. Quality of Life:

  • How does the facility promote residents’ independence and dignity?
  • Are there opportunities for social interaction and community involvement?
  • How are residents’ preferences and choices respected?

9. Financial Considerations:

  • What are the costs and payment options?
  • Are there additional fees for specific services?
  • Is there a refund policy for early discharge?

10. Family and Resident Involvement:

  • How are families involved in care planning and decision-making?
  • Are there regular family meetings or communication channels?
  • How does the facility address family concerns?

Remember to adapt these questions based on the specific context and regulations in your area. You can create a spreadsheet with these questions as columns and use it for evaluating different facilities. 

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