SENIOR/ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY SPECIFIC QUESTIONNAIRE

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Corporate/Parent Name: SENIOR/ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY SPECIFIC QUESTIONNAIRE (please provide the following for each facility) Facility Specific Questionnaire Facility Description 1. Facility name: Location #: Full Address: 2. Name of facility owner(s): Years of Ownership: 3. Who operates the facility? How long have they operated the facility? 4. Does the facility ever use physical restraints? 5. Does the facility have Medicare/Medicaid Certification? Yes No a. Has the facility ever filed for bankruptcy? Yes No b. Has the facility had its license suspended, revoked, or been placed on probation? Yes No c. Has the facility had an incident that resulted in an allegation or sexual abuse or bodily injury? Yes No Classification 1. Select only the level of care reflected in the facility license. Independent Living a. Residents are retirement age, live self-sufficiently, occupy apartment / dwelling units equipped with cooking or laundry appliances; Home Care, Home Health Care, or Housing with Services are not provided by the facilities, or contracted by facilities with a third party for resident service. b. Total number of units: c. Is there a common dining facility? Yes No d. Residents may have private home health-care aides? Yes No If yes, are the aides contracted by resident client directly? Yes No Assisted Living Residents are ambulatory (not bedridden). Facility is a combination of housing, personalized supportive services, health care services designed for persons who are mostly able to care for themselves. Provides protective environment, meals, assistance with medications, group socials, spiritual activities, etc. Total Number of units: Page 1 of 5

Assisted Living with Memory Care Residents are ambulatory (not bedridden). Same as Assisted Living, but with a locked-secured 24 hour attended Memory Care area or building section. # of Memory Care units: Skilled Nursing Home & Community Based Services Licensed medical staff that provides: injections, catheter insertion and sterile irrigation, physical and occupational therapy, oxygen/inhalation therapy, routine changing of dressings, tube feeding, etc. # of Licensed beds/units: Facility or operations staff providing off-site, handyman/weatherization services, durable medical equipment installation/service, home care aides, hospice care, home health services such as, rehabilitation therapy, respiratory services, pharmacy, oxygen supplier, prosthetic/orthotic, skilled nursing care, etc. # of annual visits: Annual receipts: $ What services are provided? Adult Day Care or Respite Care Facilities that provide care for seniors who need assistance or supervision during the day while family members or caregivers go to work or handle personal business. Avg # of Daily Clients Type of Adult Day Care Adult Social Day Care: offering social activities, meals, recreation. Limited-Adult Day Health Care: offering health care services as defined by Assisted Living above. Nursing Home-Adult Day Health Care: offering health care services as defined by Skilled Nursing above. Respite Care (Assisted Living): offering limited health care needs as defined by Assisted Living. Respite Care (Nursing Home): offering health care services as defined by Skilled Nursing above. Child Day Care Licensed # of Children: Average Daily Attendance: Hours of Operation: Number of Employees: Do you provide any transportation for children? Yes No Page 2 of 5

2. Percentage of residents by age range: (% < 30) (% = 30-64) (% = 65-74) (% = 75-84) (% = 85-94) (% > 94) 3. Additional general liability exposures: a. Are there swimming pools? Yes No Is there a sign of pool safety rules posted as required by the State? Yes No Is the pool open to the public? Yes No Is the pool locked when not in use? Yes No Is the pool fenced? Yes No Is a full-time lifeguard on duty? Yes No Posted sign stating No lifeguard on duty? Yes No Staff supervised when used by resident clients? Yes No Is there a diving board/sliding board? Yes No Are there depth markings and No Diving signs and markers around shallow areas? Yes No Is there a daily maintenance procedure in place? Yes No Is it an indoor or outdoor pool? b. Are there other bodies of water present around the facility? Yes No c. Are there saunas and/or hot tubs? Yes No Is there an attendant on duty? Yes No If Yes, how many hours per day is the attendant on duty? Is the area secured when not in use? Yes No Is there a sign of safety rules posted per State guidelines? Yes No d. Are there tennis/racquetball/handball courts? Yes No e. Are there exercise/weight rooms? Yes No Is there an attendant on duty? Yes No If Yes, how many hours per day is the attendant on duty? Are there treadmills? Yes No f. Are there indoor parking facilities? Yes No How many parking spaces? Are there hard wired CO detectors & alarms? Yes No g. Are outside parties allowed to use facilities? Yes No h. Is food service open to the public? Yes No Page 3 of 5

Property / Life Safety Information 1. Facility Year Built: Number of Stories (w/o basement) Total Area (w/o basement) square feet Number of Basement Levels Total Basement Area square feet Construction Type: Frame % Masonry-Joisted % Non-Combustible % Masonry Non-Combustible % Fire Resistive % Building Updates: Date last inspected: Roof Electricals Heating Plumbing Date last updated: a. Was the building constructed for this occupancy? Yes No If No, please explain: b. Have there been any water damage incidents in the past five years? Yes No If Yes, have they been corrected? Yes No Please describe: c. Are all vertical openings (stairwells, elevators, trash chutes, electrical/plumbing chases, etc.) protected and enclosed with self-enclosing doors and wall structures having a minimum of 1-hour fire rating? Yes No If No, please explain: d. Type of wiring (copper or aluminum): e. Type of roof: f. Has your building ever sustained foundation damage? Yes No g. Duct Cleaning Is there a scheduled service to clean heating and ventilation ducts? Yes No How often are ducts cleaned? 2. Occupancy a. Are there other occupancies in the building not related to resident care? Yes No b. Does the facility have a No Smoking policy in effect? Yes No c. Is there a designated smoking area available with approved cigarette butt dispensers? Yes No d. How many exits (excluding the front door) in the building? e. Are exits equipped with panic alarms? Yes No f. Do alarms ring into a central security desk or attended nurses station? Yes No g. Are there at least two remote exits on each floor? Yes No Page 4 of 5

3. Protection a. Is your facility 100% sprinkler protected including concealed spaces (e.g. attic, trash chutes, and storage areas)? Yes No b. Is sprinkler protection inspected and tested by a licensed and insured automatic sprinkler protection company? Yes No c. Are alarm signals monitored by a UL-Approved Central Station Alarm Company or responding fire department? Yes No d. Is there a written emergency plan covering fire, natural disasters and threats? Yes No e. Does the fire department have an emergency plan in place for your facility? Yes No If Yes, indicate the last date these procedures were updated: Last date emergency plan was practiced with the fire department: f. Are commercial kitchens equipped with an approved fire suppression system? Yes No Is there a hood and grease filter? Yes No What is the frequency of cleaning (e.g. monthly/quarterly)? : Do you use an outside contractor for cleaning exhaust stack? Yes No Is there an automatic fuel shutoff? Yes No g. Are there hardwired smoke detectors in resident rooms/apartments? Yes No h. Are doors equipped with approved self-closing devices where required? Yes No Are there formal security measures to control unauthorized entrance to your facility? Yes No Are there alarms on exit doors to alert staff that residents may be leaving the building? Yes No Are there regularly documented security checks throughout each day? Yes No Is the building equipped with hardwired emergency lighting with emergency power redundancies? Yes No i. Are fire protection and alarms tested regularly? Yes No Is testing documented? Yes No j. Are corridors, doors, ramps, stairs, etc. free and clear of obstructions? Yes No k. Is there video surveillance, or only recorded video? l. Do you have video surveillance signs posted? Yes No Please describe extent of use: m. Are fire drills conducted regularly? Yes No n. Are there emergency call buttons / pullcords in each room/unit? Yes No How often are they inspected? Are inspections documented? Yes No o. Are handrails provided in hallways and bathrooms? Yes No p. Are bathtubs/showers equipped with non-slip surfaces and approved commercial handrails? Yes No q. Is there an active, facility-wide Slip, Trip, and Fall prevention program? Yes No Is this documented? Yes No Page 5 of 5