WAC 388-76-10510. Resident rights—Basic rights

The adult family home must ensure that each resident: (1) Receives appropriate necessary services, as identified in the assessment and negotiated care plan; (2) Is treated with courtesy, dignity, and respect; (3) Continues to enjoy basic civil and legal rights; (4) Has the opportunity to exercise control over life decisions, such as making the resident's own choices about daily life, participation in services or activities, care, and privacy; (5) Has the opportunity to engage in religious, political, civic, recreational, and other social activities of their choice; (6) Is cared for in a manner that enhances or maintains the resident's quality of life; (7) Is cared for in an environment that is safe, clean, comfortable, and homelike; and (8) Has the freedom to have and use their personal belongings to the extent possible.