![]() All grab bars existing or installed in the suites bathroom will remain upon the resident’s move out.Īny items such as arco rails, saskapoles, raised toilet seats, tub chairs are the responsibility of the resident or family to return to the Occupational Therapy Department at the Taber hospital or to move to the resident’s new place of residency. ![]() Should the Suite not be restored to its original condition, any charges resulting from this work will be charged to the Resident.Īny Aids to Daily Living which have been installed in the suite are to be removed by a TDHF Maintenance employee. The Suite must be restored to its original appearance and all restoration work must be completed by TDHF Maintenance Staff. The Resident’s Responsible Party and/or Legal Guardian will be responsible for removing all of the Resident’s belongings, furniture and/or equipment when the Suite is vacated. This applies to new residents and to residents transferring to a different suite.ġ) Residents Responsibility when vacating the suite (Note: Refer to #2 and #3 for ADL and Removing of Shelving) Move outs will only be conducted during regular business hours. If the resident or responsible party does not wish to be present during the move-out inspection, they will be advised that Managements decisions on the state of the suite and any associated costs will stand. When the Suite has been vacated, a move-out inspection report is to be completed by management, together with the resident (or responsible party). Reference: TDHF Clearview Lodge Residential Tenancy Agreement (Regular Lodge T-45) and (Enhanced Lodge T-44). Any repairs and / or replacements required for damages, over and above what is deemed normal wear & tear, will be at the expense of the resident. Any associated costs are the responsibility of the resident.ĭue care & attention must be given to TDHF furnishings. Repairs for damage caused by resident (or their guests) will be completed or arranged by TDHF. Ensure that the suite remains clear of clutter that would impede mobility or deemed a fire hazard.The Resident shall not in any way encumber those areas with boxes, furniture, or other materials. Ensure hallways and common areas are used for no purpose other than going to and from their suite.Promptly report any defect in water, heating, or electrical systems, or any other loss or damage.Keep the premises, including the suite and any common areas, clean, sanitary, and in orderly condition.Damage due to water seepage from sinks or showers as a result of negligence.Burst pipes caused by leaving windows open in cold weather.Windows, screens, and light fixtures damaged, broken, removed, or destroyed.Plugged, toilets, sinks, and drains if the repair requires removal for repair and/or if the repair is a result of negligence.The Resident is responsible for the costs of repairing/replacing: If a Resident is requiring maintenance in their suite they need to inform Housekeeping or the HCAs who will document the request and send it to Maintenance. Maintenance of Suite and Common Areas during Residency
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