The words called so far are highlighted, to check a winning card.
Right to a 30-Day Written Notice of Discharge
Right to a Safe Environment with Personal Belongings
Right to Access Ombudsman Services
Right to Access Personal and Medical Records
Right to Appeal Discharge and Stay During the Appeal
Right to Be Free of Discrimination (Includes: no discrimination based on race religion or disability)
Right to Be Informed About Changes in Care
Right to Be Informed in a Language and Format You Understand
Right to Be Treated with Respect and Dignity
Right to Choose Your Own Doctor
Right to Free from Physical and Chemical Restraints
Right to Freedom from Bullying
Right to Freedom from Mental Physical Verbal and Emotional Abuse
Right to Have Visitors at Any Time
Right to Keep and Use Personal Belongings (Includes: having clean clothes personal items)
Right to Make Choices About Personal Schedule (Includes: when to eat when to get up when to go to bed)
Right to Make Complaints Without Retaliation
Right to Make Decisions About Medical Treatment (Includes: refusing or stopping treatment/medication)
Right to Make Decisions About Personal Care and Activities (Includes: choosing baths or showers attending activities)
Right to Organize or Participate in Resident/Family Councils
Right to Participate in Care Plan (Includes: asking for care plan meetings choosing who attends)
Right to Participate in Social Religious and Community Activities
Right to Privacy (Includes: privacy for mail phone calls and personal conversations)
Right to Receive Dental Vision and Podiatry Care
Right to Receive Financial Statements and Service Information
Right to Receive Preparation and Orientation for Safe Discharge
Right to Send and Receive Mail Unopened
Right to Use a Call Light Easily
Right to Voice Opinions Without Interference (Includes: freedom to express opinions about care)
Right to Vote
