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Residents Rights Poster 2015. If you live in a nursing home or assisted living, your rights are protected by Maryland law. Some of your rights are to: Be treated as an individual with dignity and respect. Be free from mental, verbal, sexual, and physical abuse. Participate in planning care and treatment; Refuse treatment.
- INDIVIDUAL’S RIGHTS - Maryland Department of Health
Subject to certain provisions, you or your representative...
- INDIVIDUAL’S RIGHTS - Maryland Department of Health
What are your Federal rights in a nursing home? As a resident of [Facility Name], you have certain rights and protections under Federal law that help ensure you get the care and services you need. [Facility Name] must provide you with a written description of your legal rights.
Subject to certain provisions, you or your representative have a right to: Reside and receive services in a nursing facility with reasonable accommodations of individual needs and preferences, except when accommodations would endanger the health or safety of the resident or other residents;
What rights do Nursing Home Residents have? You have many rights as a nursing home resident under both Maryland and federal law. You have general rights as a resident of a nursing home, rights to having a plan of care developed that is tailored to your needs, and the right to be informed about and participate in your medical care.
If you are concerned about the care of a resident in a nursing home or assisted living facility or believe their rights have been compromised, contact your local Ombudsman office, where trained Ombudsmen can offer free and confidential assistance. Click Here to read the full proclamation.
20 Ιαν 2024 · Nursing homes are facilities that are licensed to care for residents who need rehabilitation, health-related services above the level of room and board, or skilled nursing services. You have many special rights as a nursing home resident under both Maryland and federal law.
As a resident in an assisted living facility, you have the right to: • Be treated with consideration, respect, and dignity; • Participate in your own care; • Refuse treatment; • Privacy and confidentiality; • Be free from physical, verbal, sexual and mental abuse; • Manage your personal financial afairs; • Meet with a lawyer in private;
