Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide Residential Care Facility Entry Page

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Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide Residential Care Facility Entry Page This form has been provided to you as part of the application process to become an ODA approved provider of Assisted Living Services. Ohio Department of Aging staff will enter the information provided on this form on the Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide website to be shared with interested consumers as well as be available to the general public. The first two pages are required for all facilities applying to become an ODAapproved provider of Assisted Living Services. The additional information requested may be completed at the facility s discretion and is intended to help the consumer make an informed choice regarding the selection of a facility The facility may be contacted by Ohio Department of Aging staff to participate in future projects associated with the Long-Term Care Consumer Guide. Name of the person completing this form: Telephone number of person completing this form: ( ) -, Ext: Facility Name: (the name by which the facility is commonly known in your community) Facility Address: Address 1: City: Zip Code: Facility Phone Number: ( ) -, Ext: Facility Fax Number: ( ) - Facility Contact s E-mail Address, if available: Facility Web site address, if available. URL: The Consumer Guide will link to your site for consumers to learn more about your facility. Ohio License ID Number: Feb 2006 1

General Comments: Using no more than 2000 characters, provide general comments describing your facility. Required information includes the facility setting (urban/rural/suburban), general demographics of the residents, ancillary services (ex: on-site beauty/barber shop, library, exercise room and the availability of any specialty units. Information about community integration programs, policies regarding pets/visitors/alcohol, culturally specific practices or the use of Person-Centered care is especially helpful. Attach a separate sheet, if desired. Occupancy Information Total Number of Resident Units available: _ Number of Resident Units approved for the Assisted Living Waiver *Approximate Base Rate for Private Pay *may not include all available services Feb. 2006 2

Optional Information for Assisted Living Waiver Provider Applicants Staffing Information: Please enter the total number of nurses, direct care staff (such as aides who assist residents with personal care), and other staff (such as social workers, activity or spiritual staff) that your facility typically has on duty during each shift: WEEKDAYS Nurses Direct Care Staff Other Staff Day Evening Night Day Evening Night Day Evening Night WEEKENDS Nurses Direct Care Staff Other Staff Day Evening Night Day Evening Night Day Evening Night Other Staffing Comments (You may want to include comments about contract staff your facility uses, such as nurses on-call from an attached nursing facility or therapists used on an as-needed basis, etc.): Feb. 2006 3

Special Care Services: Residential Care Facilities provide a wide range of services. Although there are no special standards or requirements in place, some facilities specialize in certain services. Check the box to indicate your facility provides specialized care in the services listed below. If needed, Circle Yes or No to indicate if the service is provided in a specific unit of the facility. Provide a description of or more information about the special service, if desired. Note: The text field will accept no more than 1000 characters. Your description should be factual and simple. For example: We provide Alzheimer Care services in a secure unit that features an enclosed courtyard. Staff receive additional training regarding best practices in dementia care. [ ] Alzheimer/Dementia Care Description of Service (You may wish to indicate that secured areas or devices are available if needed): [ ] Hospice Care Feb. 2006 4

[ ] Special Diets [ ] Rehabilitative Therapy (e.g. Physical, Occupational, Speech) [ ] Short-Term Stays for Respite Care Feb. 2006 5

[ ] Advanced Skin Care [ ] Medication Administration [ ] Assistance with Self-Administration of Medication Feb. 2006 6

[ ] 24-Hour Licensed Nursing [ ] Transfer Assistance [ ] Transportation Feb. 2006 7

[ ] Formalized Wellness Programs [ ] Total Incontinence Care Services to Non-Residents provided in affiliation with the facility: Check the services your facility offers to members of the community. [ ] Adult Day Care [ ] Hospice Care [ ] Transportation [ ] Home Health Care [ ] Short-Term Stays for Respite [ ] Outpatient Therapies (Occupational, Physical, Speech) [ ] Independent Living Care [ ] Skilled Nursing Facility (on the premises) Feb. 2006 8

[ ] Other Community Services (see below) List other services to non-residents provided by your facility or in affiliation with your facility, which are not in the above groups. Provide a description of each service, up to 1000 characters. Use additional pages if needed. Service: Description: Methods of Payment: Check all methods of payment your facility accepts. [ ] Self Pay [ ] Residential State Supplement (Please note: The Medicaid Waiver for Services program, when implemented in July 2006, will be listed as another payment option on the Consumer Guide.) Facility Policies: Check the boxes below regarding policies if appropriate for your facility. [ ] Pets Allowed [ ] Smoking Allowed [ ] Alcohol Allowed [ ] Honor Do Not Resuscitate [ ] Have a Family Council in existence Write other policies of your facility you wish to highlight in this area. You may write up to 1000 characters total. Other Policies: (Examples: Visiting hours, discharge policies, etc.) Feb. 2006 9

Senior Staff Positions: These pages allow you the opportunity to present the senior staff of your facility. Use them to let consumers know of the expertise and qualifications the staff member brings to the facility. In addition to the areas for education and certifications, there is an area where you may include additional information, perhaps philosophy of care, what they like best about their job, the rewards of working with older adults, etc. 1. Administrator Name:_ Title, if other than Administrator : # of years employed as a long-term care administrator: # of years employed at this facility as the administrator: Education and degrees: Special certifications or awards: Feb. 2006 10

Additional Descriptive Information (up to 1000 characters). 1. Nursing Director/Health Care Coordinator/Medical Director/Etc. Name: Title: #of years employed in long-term care in the above position:. # of years employed at your facility in the above position:. Education and degrees: Special certifications or awards: Feb. 2006 11

Additional Descriptive Information (up to 1000 characters). Other Senior Staff (This is optional. You may highlight any staff member positions, i.e. Volunteer Coordinator, Dietician, Social services, etc.) Staff Title: Name: Descriptive Information: _ Religious Affiliation: Check the boxes regarding any religious affiliations of your facility. [ ] Catholic [ ] Lutheran [ ] Jewish [ ] Presbyterian [ ] Brethren [ ] Mennonites [ ] Protestant [ ] United Church of Christ [ ] Episcopalians [ ] Methodist [ ] Other religion Fraternal Affiliations: List any fraternal or other organizational affiliations of the facility. If your facility is privately accredited, you may wish to provide the name of the accrediting body and its website or other contact information. Feb. 2006 12

Facility Picture: If you send a picture of your facility, it will be posted at your facility page. For more information: Erin Pettegrew Consumer Guide Team Leader Ohio Department of Aging 50 West Broad Street, 9 th fl. Columbus, OH 43215 See the next page for record keeping tips and update planning. Feb. 2006 13

Keep this page and a copy of the entire document for future reference. Information competed by: Document mailed to ODA on: Next update to be completed and mailed to ODA on: PLAN FOR DATA UPDATES Area of Information Facility Picture License and Certification numbers: Facility comments: Facility Address Primary Contact for updates: Family Survey Coordinator Resident Satisfaction Coordinator Phone, fax, e-mail Owner / Operator data Beds and Staff Special Care Services Community Services: Methods of Payment: Policies: Senior Staff information: Religious and Fraternal Affiliations: Date / Frequency For more information or assistance: Long-Term Care Consumer Guide Team Leader Ohio Department of Aging 50 W. Broad St., 9 th floor Columbus, OH 43215. (614)466-5500 Feb. 2006 14