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Residency Requirements
Victorian Heights Assisted Living is much like a home or apartment setting, with some special care provided.
Residency requirements for Victorian Heights include the following:
- Tenants of Victorian Heights must provide evidence that their health enables them to live safely in an independent environment.
- Must be independently mobile (This can include the safe use of a wheelchair that the tenant can wheel him/herself or an electric wheelchair and/or an electric scooter.)
- Must be able to consistently transfer with minimal or less assistance of one person.
- Must be able to manage his/her activities of daily living independently or with the assistance of staff.
- Must be able to call for non-emergent assistance by appropriately using the apartment telephone.
- Must have minimal difficulty with orientation to time/place/person and can communicate thoughts and needs.
- Must be capable of caring for a colostomy, ileostomy, urinary catheter, oxygen, device, or other medical need, by him/herself or with the assistance of staff or a home health agency.
- Must not be incontinent of urine or bowel that continually saturates undergarments or Depends or have strong odors on clothing or in the apartment that are created by incontinence.
- Must secure outside skilled nursing care for wounds or sores requiring a skilled level of care.
- Must not wander inappropriately into tenant apartments, common areas or outside the facility.
- The Victorian Heights Medical Health Associates must be able to speak with and/or physically see and assess a prospective new tenant.
- Victorian Heights Medical Health Associates must be able to assess a new or existing tenant before the tenant returns to the community from a skilled care facility or hospital setting.
- Victorian Heights Assisted Living reserves the right to refuse a new or returning tenant if deemed inappropriate for the assisted living setting by the Victorian Heights admissions team.
- Exhibiting behavior problems disturbing to other tenants is inappropriate for the community. If the behavior problem(s) can be managed as a result of behavior management, medication, family, home health agency, or mental health intervention, the tenant may be permitted to remain at the discretion of Victorian Heights management.