Residents' Rights Month 2019
October is “Residents’ Rights Month,” an annual event designated by Consumer Voice to honor residents living in all long-term care facilities. It is an opportunity to focus on and celebrate awareness of dignity, respect, and the rights of each resident. The federal Nursing Home Reform Law guarantees residents’ rights and places a strong emphasis on individual dignity, choice, and self-determination. The law also requires nursing homes to “promote and protect the rights of each resident.” Residents’ Rights Month is a time to raise awareness of these rights and celebrate residents.
This year's theme, "Stand for Quality," emphasizes the importance of quality in all aspects of residents’ experiences – quality care, quality of life, quality services, and quality choices – to name a few. Residents’ Rights Month is an opportunity for staff, families, ombudsman programs, residents and other advocates to work together to stand for and promote quality long-term care
If you want more information about Resident Rights, the Consumer Voice or resident concerns contact your local Pennyrile District Long Term Care Ombudsman, Cindy Tabor 270-886-9484 or [email protected].
This year's theme, "Stand for Quality," emphasizes the importance of quality in all aspects of residents’ experiences – quality care, quality of life, quality services, and quality choices – to name a few. Residents’ Rights Month is an opportunity for staff, families, ombudsman programs, residents and other advocates to work together to stand for and promote quality long-term care
If you want more information about Resident Rights, the Consumer Voice or resident concerns contact your local Pennyrile District Long Term Care Ombudsman, Cindy Tabor 270-886-9484 or [email protected].
Posted in Area Agency on Aging and Independent Living
Posted in October, Long Term Care, Residents Rights Month
Posted in October, Long Term Care, Residents Rights Month
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