Nevada § 449.1845 - Administrator of residential facility for groups to conduct annual assessment of history of each resident and cause provider of health care to conduct certain examinations and assessments; placement based on assessment
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§ 449.1845. Administrator of residential facility for groups to conduct annual assessment of history of each resident and cause provider of health care to conduct certain examinations and assessments; placement based on assessment
1. The administrator of a residential facility for groups shall: (a) Annually cause a qualified provider of health care to conduct a physical examination
of each resident of the facility; (b) Annually conduct an assessment of the history of each resident of the facility,
which must include, without limitation, an assessment of the condition and daily activities
of the resident during the immediately preceding year; and (c) Cause a qualified provider of health care to conduct an assessment of the condition
and needs of a resident of the facility to determine whether the resident meets the
criteria prescribed in paragraph (a) of subsection 2: (1) Upon admission of the resident to the facility; and (2) If a physical examination, assessment of the history of the resident or the observations
of the administrator or staff of the facility, the family of the resident or another
person who has a relationship with the resident indicate that: (I) The resident may meet those criteria; or (II) The condition of the resident has significantly changed. 2. If, as a result of an assessment conducted pursuant to paragraph (c) of subsection
1, the provider of health care determines that the resident: (a) Suffers from dementia to an extent that the resident may be a danger to himself
or herself or others if the resident is not placed in a secure unit or a facility
that assigns not less than one staff member for every six residents, any residential
facility for groups in which the resident is placed must meet the requirements prescribed
by the Board pursuant to subsection 2 of NRS 449.0302 for the licensing and operation of residential facilities for groups which provide
care to persons with Alzheimer's disease or other severe dementia. (b) Does not suffer from dementia as described in paragraph (a), the resident may
be placed in any residential facility for groups. 3. As used in this section, “provider of health care” has the meaning ascribed to
it in NRS 629.031 .
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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