Assisted Living Facilities (ALF) Manager Practice Test

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How many days do you have to complete a service plan after a resident moves in?

  1. 7 days

  2. 14 days

  3. 21 days

  4. 30 days

The correct answer is: 14 days

The correct timeframe for completing a service plan after a resident moves into an assisted living facility is 14 days. This period is essential for ensuring that the resident's individual needs and preferences are assessed and documented promptly. A well-developed service plan helps address the unique care requirements of each resident, which is critical for their well-being and successful adjustment to the facility. Establishing this plan within two weeks allows staff to tailor services and support based on the resident's health, lifestyle, and personal preferences, fostering a sense of community and ensuring that they receive the appropriate level of care. Meeting this requirement within 14 days also aligns with regulatory standards that promote timely assessment and planning in assisted living environments.