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Notice of Resident's Rights and Prohibited Actions by the Assisted Living Home is a legal document that was released by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services - a government authority operating within Alaska.
Q: What is the Notice of Resident's Rights and Prohibited Actions?
A: It is a document that outlines the rights of residents and prohibited actions in an assisted living home in Alaska.
Q: What does the Notice of Resident's Rights cover?
A: It covers the rights of residents in an assisted living home and the actions that are not allowed.
Q: What are some examples of resident's rights?
A: Examples include the right to dignity, privacy, and receiving appropriate care.
Q: What are some prohibited actions in an assisted living home?
A: Examples include physical abuse, neglect, and theft.
Q: Who is responsible for enforcing the Notice of Resident's Rights?
A: The assisted living home staff and management are responsible for enforcing these rights.
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