Bill of rights

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  1. 2. To associate and -------- privately and without restriction with persons and
  2. 4. records are confidential.
  3. 5. facility, they shall be given the opportunity, where feasible, to share a
  4. 7. To -------, to secure storage for, and to use his personal clothing and
  5. 9. and Medicaid shall be specified. The patient will sign a written receipt
  6. 11. notice, unless the attending physician orders immediate transfer, which
  7. 12. privately. To have access to writing instruments, stationery, and postage.
  8. 13. where reasonable.
  9. 14. signed evidence of prior informed consent to participation in
  10. 16. To be ---- of mental and physical abuse. Except in emergencies, to be free of
  11. 19. of the patients choice at any reasonable hour. To send and receive mail
  12. 22. To be -------- within ten days after the facility’s license is revoked or made
  13. 24. To ----- his/her own financial affairs unless other legal arrangements have
  14. 26. individuality.
  15. 27. requests.
  16. 28. through other persons or in combination with others, without fear of
  17. 29. compliance with relevant federal and State statutes and rules.
  18. 30. physician according to clear and indicated medical need.
  19. 31. receiving the above information
  20. 32. be documented in the patient’s medical record
  21. 37. their own or other patient’s welfare, nonpayment for the stay or when
  22. 38. provided by the facility, including those required to be offered on an as
  23. 41. research shall be in patient’s file.
  24. 42. and unopened. To have access to a telephone where the patient may
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  1. 1. and physical restraint unless authorized for a specified period of time by
  2. 3. by Medicare or Medicaid. Any such transfer shall require at least five
  3. 6. To receive at the time of ------- and during stay, a written statement of
  4. 8. To not be -------- or discharged from a facility except for medical, financial,
  5. 10. To present grievances and recommend changes in policies and services
  6. 15. to be ----- with consideration, respect, and full recognition of personal dignity
  7. 17. restraint, interference, coercion, or ----------
  8. 18. To not be ------- to perform services for the facility without personal consent
  9. 20. basis, and of related charges. Charges for services not covered under
  10. 21. the written approval of the attending physician
  11. 23. To ----- privacy in his/her room.
  12. 24. to have on file physician’s orders with proposed schedule of------ treatment.
  13. 25. stringent guidelines.
  14. 33. To receive from the ------ or staff of the facility a reasonable response to
  15. 34. To receive-----, treatment, and services that are adequate and appropriate, and
  16. 35. The responsible party or guardian must be notified as well.
  17. 36. To have privacy in ---- by the patient’s spouse, and if both are patients in the
  18. 39. implemented. The facility may also assist the patient but is required to
  19. 40. To receive------ and privacy in his medical care program. All personal and