What would typically not be included in the Residents' Bill of Rights?

The Residents' Bill of Rights is designed to protect the rights of individuals living in long-term care facilities, ensuring they retain their dignity and autonomy while receiving care.

Typically, financial support for healthcare costs is not included as a specific right under this bill. The rights outlined generally focus on aspects such as personal privacy, the ability to express grievances, and being involved in decisions regarding one’s care. These rights emphasize individual choice and empowerment within the care environment, rather than addressing the external financial considerations of healthcare costs.

The other options, such as privacy in personal matters, the right to make complaints, and participation in care decisions, are all fundamental elements aimed at protecting residents and promoting their involvement in their own care, reflecting the ethos of respect and individual rights in healthcare settings.