True or False: All states have adopted a version of the Residents' Bill of Rights.

The statement that all states have adopted a version of the Residents' Bill of Rights is false. While the concept of Residents' Bill of Rights exists and aims to protect the rights of individuals living in long-term care facilities, not every state has implemented it in exactly the same way or at all.

The Residents' Bill of Rights is designed to ensure that residents are treated with dignity and respect, and it typically covers a range of issues from privacy to the right to participate in decisions about their care. However, the individual adoption of these rights can vary significantly by state, and while many states have similar protections in place, there are variations in how these rights are articulated or enforced.

The more nuanced understanding is that some states have adopted comprehensive versions while others may have adopted only key elements, and some may not have formalized such rights at all. This means the assertion that every state has a version of it is inaccurate, making the correct answer "False".