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Services

BASIC SERVICES

  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila Care Home offers a room (private or semi-private), twenty-four hour supervision, three nutritious meals daily, special diets, snacks, housekeeping, and laundry services, personal care assistance, supervision of medications, transportation to medical and dental appointments if necessary, social and recreational activities and, if desired, transportation to worship services.
  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila care home shall provide the following basic service for:
    • BASIC GENERAL SERVICES
      • a.Lodging: single room/double room
      • b.Food services: Three nutritious meals daily and between meal nourishment special diets if prescribed by doctor will be provided.
      • c.Laundry service
      • d.Cleaning of the resident's room
      • e.Comfortable and suitable bed, including fresh linen weekly or more often if necessary
      • f.Plan, arrange and/or provide for transportation to medical and dental appointments within a specific radius
      • g.A planned activity program.
    • BASIC PERSONAL
      • Continues observation, care and supervision, as required.
      • Assistance with bathing and personal needs, as required.
      • Assistance in meeting necessary medical and dental needs.
      • Assistance, as needed, with taking prescribed medications in accordance with physician's instructions unless prohibited by law or regulation.
      • Bedside care for minor temporary illnesses.
      • Maintenance or supervision of client/resident cash resources or property, if necessary. Individual transportation provided by the facility to their home when requested.
      • The monthly rate for basic services for residents will be based on the rate allocated by the state and the placement Agencies.
      • There are no additional charges for any basic services provided by the agency.
    • SOME BASIC CONT
      • Physical Activities - (On Site)
      • Communication Skills - (On Site)
      • Social Rehabilitation - (On Site)
      • Self-care or ADL'S - (On Site)
      • Sensory motor - (On Site)
      • Independent Living Skills - (On Site)
      • Leisure Activities - (On Site)
      • Vocational /Academic Training - (On Site)
      • Behavior management - (On Site)

OPTIONAL SERVICES

  • Optional services are to be paid for at time they are received, or reimbursement will be requested for personal need items purchased at the request of the client or guardian.
  • Any off site services (e.g.) movie outings, haircuts, and shopping will be paid for by clients.
  • Selected Optional Program Services for each individual are indicated on their Appraisal/Needs and Services Plan as goals and objectives.
  • Facility interdisciplinary Professional Staff Team meets monthly to review the goals, objectives and progress. The facility team consists of administrator, one direct care staff, and the resident and other disciplines as appropriate to needs.

SPECIALIZED OPTIONAL SERVICES

Program services are designed and implemented to further normalization and enable residents to achieve their highest potential. These services are based on needs identified through the individual resident assessment and include training in the following areas:

  • Physical Activities - (Off Site)
  • Communication Skills - (Off Site)
  • Social Rehabilitation - (Off Site)
  • Independent Living Skills - (Off Site)
  • Leisure Activities - (Off Site)
  • Vocational /Academic Training - (Off Site)

Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila Will provide the following optional services for:

  • All clients unable to pay for their RCF care will be taken over by 24 hour care of Santa Clara County Mental Health and they will pay for Basic and Optional service care. No clients will be turn away from getting care at Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila.

DISCHARGE PLANS

  • The licensee in conjunction with the placement agency is responsible for the resident's discharge.
  • Client may be discharged from program if a different level of care is needed for medical reasons. Physician must determine and document needed level of care.
  • Acute care hospital discharged will occur when physician determines client needs a different level of care with daily reimbursement rate being adjusted in accordance with regulations.
  • Discharged to another level of care, for client welfare or that of other residents will occur only after agency's consultation with doctor, family and care-manager.
  • Clients may be discharged from our program if a different level of care is needed for medical reasons.
  • Other Discharges Based on non-payment or the client being in danger to self or others. Require Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila Care facility program supervisor informing the case-manager and initiating appropriate planning. A 30 days notice will be given to clients, case-manager and family/guardian before the discharge date.
  • A 3 days notice will be given to clients, if his/her own welfare or that of other clients or staffs is threatened. Such determination is to be made by the program supervisor and facility administrator, after consultation with CCL.
  • Non-Payment Client may be discharged from program for non-payment, except as prohibited by case-manager.
  • Case-manager will counsel with family or clients wishing to leave program against staff advice.

RATE

  • Rate starts at the licensed amount and is set mainly by level of care needed by the resident.
  • Monthly rate is payable in advance when the resident moves into the facility.
  • Thereafter, the monthly rate is due every 1st to 5th day. Refunds will be prorated on a daily basis.
  • The rate of charge for services in this facility shall be CCL approved rate. The facility's rate will change effective on the operative date of any rate change in that program.
  • Clients unable to pay for their RCF care. these clients will be taken over by 24 hour care of Santa Clara County Mental Health they will pay for Basic and Optional service care. No clients will be turn away from getting care at Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila.

NOTICE OF RATE CHANGE

  • Rate change may NOT be determined by the placement agency, but may be requested by the licensee when needs of the client changes and requiring additional care and supervision.

MONTHLY RATE

  • The monthly rate determined by the placement agency will be prorated on a daily basis upon the client's admission or departure from the facility.

REFUND POLICY

  • Refund rate will be prorated on a daily basis when clients are discharged.
  • If the client leaves the facility for temporary reasons, his room will be held for him.
  • The Licensee/Administrator will handle the client's personal and incidental funds as well as personal items that will be entrusted to the facility.

REFUNDS
Agency will refund payment for housing/care on a prorated basis when one of the following occurs:

  1. One month or more notice of intent to move out is given to agency in writing.
  2. Death.
  3. Eviction.
  4. Hospitalization.

NO REFUNDS
Agency will not refund money when the following occurs:

  1. A request to hold the bed will be made in writing by client, conservator or other designated representative for the time of absence.
  2. Client moves out without giving one-month notice in writing.
  3. Refunds will be made within ten working days.

FEES
There are no other fees imposed for any services provided by the facility. Outside consultant services, if contracted for by the agency, will be paid by the agency. Consultant's services contracted by another referral source, such as the physician, dentist, or case manager, will be paid by medi-cal or the referring agency.

EVICTION PROCEDURES

  1. The Licensee/Administrator can evict the residents within thirty (30) days notice to the resident his conservator and Authorized Placement Representative. This time can be reduced if it is determined that the resident's health and welfare would be endangered if the resident remained in the facility. A thirty- (30) day eviction could be for any of the following reasons:
    • Nonpayment of fees equitable to the level of care should the resident require more care after being admitted to the facility.
    • Failure of the resident to comply with the state or local law after receiving written notification of violation.
    • A health condition arises that requires more medical attention than is allowed by regulations to be taken care of in this type of facility.
    • Inability of the facility to meet the needs of the resident.
    • Change of, use of the facility
    • If resident is threatening his/her safety, or the safety of others. The licensee will seek and obtain the approval of the placement agency and the Community Care Licensing to evict within three (3) days.

The Licensee/Administrator of the facility, shall in addition to either serving thirty days notice or seeking approval from the CCL and serving 3 days written notice on the resident, notify or mail a copy of the notice to quit to the resident authorized representative, if any. Additionally, a written report of any eviction shall be sent to the licensing agency within five days. The licensee of the facility shall set forth in the notice to quit the reasons relied upon for the eviction with specific facts to permit determination of the date, place, witnesses and circumstances. All said notices will also be forward to the placement agency and the facility will cooperate with them in relocation of resident.

EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

The San Jose Mercury, Reader's Digest (large print), fiction books and magazines are available to the residents. Cards, table games, arts and crafts and group exercise suitable for the age group are part of Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila Care Home Recreational Program. Group activities are part of the daily schedule.

TRANSPORTATION

  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila will provide transportation as needed and encourage caseworkers to help in transportation to doctor's appointment and shopping.
  • All Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila staffs that will be transporting clients must maintain a valid driver's license and auto insurance at all time.
  • Only drivers licensed for the type of vehicle operated shall be permitted to transport clients.
  • The manufacture's rated seating capacity of the vehicles shall not be exceeded.
  • Vehicles used to transport clients shall be maintained in a safe operating condition.
  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila RCF will transport clients to routine health and activity appointments. If a health need is severe, the appropriate emergency medical transport services will be called.
  • Day program transportation is to be provided by the day program or some alternate means arranged by the mental health center case manager.

RESIDENT COUNCIL

  • Administrator, Licensee and Owner or the person designated will meet monthly to allow opportunity for self-governance and greater degree of resident participation with established council.

COMPLAINTS

  • Staff shall notify Administrator, Licensee and Owner, immediately of any complaints. This will be done either personally, by phone, by cellular phone or pager. Staff should also notify Community Care Licensing of all complaints by phone within the first 24hrs and in writing with 7days.
  • Administrator, Licensee and Owner or the person designated by her will investigate the matter thoroughly and respond to the person making the complaint. This response will be made in a timely fashion and will indicate what action was taken or reason why no action was taken. The complaint will be document in the files.

INCIDENT COMPLAINTS

  • Community Care Licensing will be notified by phone and in writing. Should this matter come under the heading of "unusual incident".
  • Staff shall notify Administrator, Licensee and Owner, immediately of any incident and staff should also notify Community Care Licensing of all incidents by phone within the first 24hrs and in writing with 7days.
  • This response will be made in a timely fashion and will indicate what action was taken or reason why no action was taken. The incident will be document in the files.

CELEBRATIONS/ACTIVITIES

  1. Three times a year Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila Care Home celebrates parties for the residents, their families and their friends. These special occasions are a summer picnic in the park, a Halloween Party, and a December Holidays Party.
  2. Additionally, a celebration is held for each resident's birthday, as well as other community programs that will come to the house and do programs with residents like:
    • Problem solving groups
    • Expressive arts
    • Physical exercise
    • Life skills, men's and women's group
    • Meditation education
    • Crisis stabilization groups
    • Community integration groups
    • a.Family Health Center
    • b.Valley Medical Center
    • c.San Jose Medical Center
    • d.One Individual Providers
    • e.Grace Baptist Community Center Program
    • f.Outreach Program
    • g.Community Library
    • h.Dental Services
    • i.Licensed Pharmacist
  3. Community Resources
    Special services needed by clients are made available through contract either with an appropriate individual provider or agency. Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila care home currently uses the following providers/community resources.

VISITORS

  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila encourages clients to entertain relatives and friends as long as this does not infringe on the rights of other residents. Guests in the facility are expected to be responsible and demonstrate good conduct. Clients are responsible for guests in the home at their invitation. Staff will assist as needed and encourage visitors in the right part of good conduct.
  • Visitation activities are seen as part of the overall treatment and rehabilitation program of the client, as well as the right of every client.
  • RELATIVES: Shall be permitted to visit at any reasonable hour without prior notices unless contraindicated by client's needs. Parents shall be permitted to visit all parts of the facility except when the right and privacy of other clients are infringed upon by their presence. Client and family are expected to cooperate with the facility system by which the location of clients is known at all times. A log will be kept documenting all visitation.
  • OTHER VISITORS: Shall be permitted to visit between 12:00pm to 6:00pm. Program requirements may necessitate careful scheduling of visits.
  • MEALTIME GUESTS: Arrangements shall be made with the staff at least two days in advance.
  • SIGN-IN BOOK: Sign in book will be provided for all guests to use.
  • VISITING: in any other area will have to be by special permission of the facility manager.
  • CONDUCT: Clients and visitors will use courtesy in sharing the visitation space with other peers.
  • VISITING AREAS: Visiting areas are the common living areas such as living room, family room, patios, and dining rooms.

OVERNIGHT OR EXTENDED VISITS

  • Overnight or extended visits are recognized as essential and desirable. Generally, overnight visits are encouraged on the weekends in order not to interfere with weekday program activities and may need to be limited to one weekend per month.
  • Extended visits (vacation) should be discussed and planned at the annual or semiannual review. Clients who will be away from the home overnight are required to communicate with the staff that will assist with the preparation if needed. There will be physical inspection of the clients before leaving the facility and upon return by just eyeballing the client for any bruises without violating their personal rights.

SHORT VISITATION
1.Clients, who will be away from the facility on activity for a few hours, usually five hours or less require the completion of the authorized absence form. The program supervisor must be consulted about short visits. All such visits must be arranged with departure and arrival times, which should not disturb normal activities of the home.

PERSONAL POSSESSION:
2.Clients are encouraged to keep and maintain personal property. Personal property is the responsibility of the client; however, if other takes possession without permission, staff should be informed immediately.
3.All clients will be provided with a limited storage space to maintain their personal property for safe keeping.

OTHER CLIENT'S POSSESSION
4.Using or taking other client's possessions without permission is not allowed. Since space may be limited, discuss with the facility manager before bringing items to the home.

INVENTORY
5.An inventory of all possessions and valuables will be made upon admission and discharge. A facility representative shall sign the inventory list and a copy provided to the client, family or representative.

PRIVACY
1.Sleeping areas and bathrooms/bathing areas are private areas. Staff and clients must knock on closed bedroom and bathroom doors, wait a moment, and call out to request entrance before entering.

  • Visual privacy for each client will be provided in client's rooms and bathrooms.
  • Locks are not permitted on bedroom doors for safety reasons.
  • If staff has reason to be very concerned about the safety of the person in the bedroom/bathroom, they may enter without permission.
  • If staff has reason to be concerned about client smoking, using chemical substances which alter behavior, fighting or destruction of facility property in the bedroom/bathroom, they may enter without permission.

SMOKING

  • Smoking is permitted only in the designated areas of the home. This is for safety reasons as well as for the comfort and health of non-smoking clients. The smoking areas are enclosed patio and outside.
  • Careful smoking habits must be observed. Cigarettes must be fully extinguished and placed in a proper receptacle. Clients and staff must be protected from the danger of fire.

TELEPHONE

Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila will provide a telephone for client's private calls. Long distance calls require staff permission before dialing and will be paid for by clients.

  • All clients and staffs shall keep all calls within a reasonable length of time, consistent with the use of the telephone house rules.
  • The parties initiating the calls shall reimburse long distance calls.

CLIENT CURFEW

  • Curfew is required for Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila facility for client's safety. Clients are expected to be back to the facility by 10p.m on weekdays, and 11p.m on weekends.
  • Prior arrangements must be made before breaking curfew rules and or lateness.
  • All radios, televisions must be off by 10.00p.m. In addition, reading must be off by 10 PM, because other clients' needs must be considered.

DAMAGES

  • All damages are reported immediately to staff. If a client damages another client's property intentionally, an avenue of liability will be pursued as training for responsible community citizenship. The plan will be devised by the team and communicated to all parties.

MONEY AND MANAGEMENT

  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila will help with handling of personal need money as part of the money management section of the training program. All staff helping with client's funds are trained and bonded.
  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila will help with handling of personal need money as part of the money management section of the training program. All staff helping with client's funds are trained and bonded.
  • Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila does provide assistance and/or help with P.I.E. money if requested and planned.

MEAL SCHEDULES

1.Three balanced meals are served seven days a week. A good variety of meals will be provided and served at 7am, 12noon, and 5pm. (A pack lunch will be provided if needed). Snacks are also provided at 10am, 3pm, and 8pm.

  • Clients will notify manager or staff in charge if he/she wishes not to eat. If clients misses meals consistently, or does not eat, referral is made to the team form evaluation.
  • No more than 15 hours shall lapse between meals last meal and First meal. Snacks will be available.
  • Morning mealtime may vary depending on individual's day activity program.

Meal Schedules
Three balanced meals are served seven days a week. A good variety of meals will be provided and served at 7am, 12noon, and 5pm (a pack lunch will be provided if needed.)

  1. Clients will notify manager or staff in charge if he/she wishes not to eat. If clients misses meals consistently, or does not eat, referral is made to the team for evaluation.
  2. No more than 15 hour shall lapse between meals of next day. Snacks will be available upon request.
  3. Morning mealtime may vary depending on individual's day activity program.

Meal and Medication
Meals and medication will be brought to bedside and client assisted as needed, if client is ill.

Eating
Training will be provided to assist the resident in the refinement of mechanical eating skills like cutting, spearing and spreading. And the use of appropriate utensils, napkins, passing and serving food, setting and clearing a table, using condiments, dining etiquette, meal planning and meal preparation.

Dietary Services
A licensed dietitian will be provided as needed under contract to consult with Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila care home staff quarterly to review menus and dietary needs of individuals.

CLIENTS DRESS

  • client's clothes shall be clean and properly dressed at all times, for good hygiene.
  • client's clothes must be in good repair, age and seasonal appropriate.
  • Clothing is requested to facilitate self-help.
  • Bathing (or shower) and changing to clean clothes is required twice a week at the minimum. Staff assistance will be provided if requested or required.
  • A schedule of bathing and clothed washing times will be provided.

OPTIONAL SERVICE

  • Residents will have the optional service of having their hair done. Either they can be taken to the beauty parlor or a hairdresser will come to the facility. Villa Victoria and Luxury Vila Care Home will pay the beautician and bill the resident at the end of the month.
  • Supplemental Service under Santa Clara County Mental Health (24Hour care).

SPECIALIZED PROGRAM

Program services are designed and implemented to further normalization and enable residents to achieve their highest potential. These services are based on needs identified through the assessment of the individual resident and include training in the following areas:

  • Living and control of diabetes
  • Hearing impaired
  • Severe deficits in self-help
  • Dual diagnosis
  • Medical Issues
  • Disruptive and self injurious behavioral challenges

Program services are designed and implemented to further normalization and enable residents to achieve their highest potential. These services are based on needs identified through the assessment of the individual resident and include training in the following areas:

  • Physical activities Communication Skills Social Rehabilitation
  • Self-care of ADL’s Sensory Motor Independent Living Skills
  • Leisure Activities Vocational/Academic Training Behavioral Management
  • Life Management skills Assertion Discharge Planning
  • Emotion Identification Exercise Goal setting
  • Stress Management Motivation Time Management
  • Value Clarification Risk Taking Sleep
  • Self-esteem Self-Awareness Role satisfaction
  • Leisure Support Systems Nutrition
  • Problem solving

Our services are provided in-group setting with an emphasis on the development of strong peer support networks and use of Symptom Management Module videocassettes for residents training. This program provides services to assist a distinct group of individuals to achieve and improve life management skills for greater independence.

  • In these relationships, our resident finds help to face bad situations, personal problems, and fulfill basic human need of positive feelings and self-confidence.
  • Our culturally-diverse employees are trained to accommodate different language needs of our residents.
  • Our entire staff is trained to maintain and protect the confidentiality and privacy of our residents. Our residents are treated with dignity and respect, and they are trained to respect one another.

We use symptom management module videocassettes in most of our training methodology.

  • Understanding and Taking Control of Depression (Video)
  • Social and Independent Living Skills (Video)
  • Finger sticks/Bleeding Risk Control Skills (Video)
  • Up In Smoke HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control (Video)
  • Anger Management (Video) Bingo Outing
  • Health and Wellness (Video) Stress Management (Video)
  • Yoga and Meditation (Video) Housing Concerns
  • AA/NA, dual diagnosis (Video) Finding His Own (Video)
  • Achieving A Balance (Video) Nature Outing
  • Take Your Medication; please group (Video) Movie Outing
  • Men and Women Groups Awareness Plus
  • Habilitation Self-Care Independent Living
  • Physical Toileting Mobility
  • Sensory motor Eating Rights/Responsibility Training
  • Skill Training Hygiene Personal Property and Home Management
  • Communication Dressing Money Management
  • Independent Living Bathing Health Care
  • Smoking Community Awareness
  • Substance Abuse
  • Social
  • Leisure

FUTURE PLANS

Our primary goal is to continue to support and emphasize our client’s goals and objectives of the service models methodology, which will increase and support our resident’s empowerment of individuality and independence through these service models:

  • Enhanced Staffing
  • Recreational Services
  • Behavioral Management
  • Specialized Services
  • Community Services

MEDICATIONS

  • Medications will be stored in a locked cabinet. The administrator and caregiver will keep the keys to the cabinet. Drugs needing to be kept in the refrigerator will be kept in a locked box or separate refrigerator for medications.
  • Medications will be reordered one week prior to need.
  • If a physician changes directions for taking a medication, a red dot will be marked on the bottle and new instructions will be documented in the resident's "centrally stored medication file". A new label for the medication will be requested from the pharmacist.
  • Staff will identify a client by his or her name. The staff will also read the label of the medication to identify the right drug, right dose, right time, right route and right client before giving the medication to the client, also will do right documentation. Then the staff will put the medication in a cup, give it to the client and watch the client swallow it.
  • If a resident will be away from the facility at the scheduled time for medication, either a single dose of medication (labeled) or the whole container will be given to the person responsible for the resident while he or she is out.
  • All medications will be delivered to the administrator or the caregiver. Data on the prescription label will be recorded and the medication will be place immediately in a locked cabinet or, if necessary, in a locked container in the refrigerator. At the appropriate times, the caregiver will present the medication to the resident for consumption.

PRNS

The staff can assist the client self-medication provided the following conditions are met:

  • If the client's physician has stated in writing that the client is able to determine and communicate his/her need for a prescription or non prescription PRN medication, the staff is permitted to assist with client with self administration of the PRN medication.
  • If the client's physician has stated in writing that the client is unable to determine his/her own need for non prescription PRN medication, but can communicate his/her symptoms clearly, the staff is permitted to assist the client with the self administration of the PRN medication provided there is a written direction from the physician specifying the name of the client, the name of the medication, the specific symptoms which indicates the need for the medication, the exact dosage, the minimum number of hours between doses and the maximum number of doses allowed in each 24 hour period. The record of each dose, date, time the PRN medication is taken and the client's response shall be maintained in the facility.
  • If a client is unable to determine his/her own need for prescription or non-prescription PRN medication and is unable to communicate his/her symptoms clearly, the staff is permitted to contact the client's physician prior to each dose. The staff will describe the client's symptom to the physician and will receive direction from the physician to assist client in self-administration of that medication. The date and time of each contact with the physician has to be documented and filed in the facility record.
  • PRN medication is taken and the dosage taken and the client's response shall be documented and maintained in the facility record. Discontinued medications will be destroyed within ninety days. This will be witnessed and recorded in the client's file and "centrally stored medications" record.

SIGN - IN AND OUT PROCEDURE

Residents are asked to sign the facility roster, noting the time, when they leave the facility and sign in when they return, again noting the time. Visitors who accompany them are asked to do likewise.

HOUSE RULES

  • All New Residents are required to undertake a 15-30 minutes orientation, on the services, activities, house rules and regulations.
  • Meal schedule is posted on the bulletin board and all residents are encouraged to dress up for meals.
  • Keep the premises clean. Avoid littering or eating in your bedroom living or TV room.
  • Preserve the fresh air by not smoking inside the house. Smoking is allowed only in the designated area.
  • Alcoholic beverages and street drugs of any form or kind are not permitted in the facility.
  • Anybody who comes in intoxicated or with a smell of alcohol in their breath will not be allowed until further examined that they can be controlled and managed by the staff members.
  • No deadly weapons (e.g. knives, guns or any pointed or sharp objects/metals), should be in possession of a client.
  • Use of profane and abusive language is not allowed. It causes tension and misunderstanding that often leads to arguments and fight with each other.
  • Visitors are advised not to roam around the premises without permission. Visiting hours are from 12pm - 6pm.
  • Resident must be home by 10 pm and the licensee will notify the authority if resident is not home two (2) hours after curfew.
  • Residents must shower at least three times a week and personal hygiene and grooming every day.

DAILY ACTIVITY CALENDAR

TIMEMONDAYTUESDAYWEDNESDAYTHURSDAYFRIDAY
6:00am - 9:00am Grooming and hygiene, Breakfast, Medications and Morning Exercises.
9:00am - 11:30am Mid-Morning Facility Programs Scheduled for the Day Starts, and snack time
11:30am - 12:30pm Lunch and Medication Time
12:30pm - 2:00pm Relaxation Time
2:00pm - 4:30pm Mid-Day Facility Programs Scheduled for the Day Starts and Snack time.
4:30pm - 6:00pm Dinner and Medication Time
6:00pm - 10:00pm Evening Facility Programs Scheduled for the Day, Evening Snack Time And Medication Time, e.g.
Socialization, Watching T.V., Dance/Movie Time and Visiting Hours
House Meeting, men/women groups and Respect/Privacy groups
But not Limited to this groups.
10:00pm - 6:00am Lights Out / Bed Time

WEEKEND RELAXATION ACTIVITY CALENDAR

TIMESATURDAYSUNDAY
7:30am -10:00am Grooming and hygiene, Breakfast, Medications and Morning Exercises.
10:00am - 12:00pm Outings, Visitation Time, and Personal Time
12:00pm - 1:00pm Lunch and Medication Time
1:30pm - 5:00pm Personal Relaxation Time
5:00pm - 6:30pm Dinner and Medication Time
7:00pm - 10:30pm Movies and Community Outing
10:30pm - 6:00am Lights Out / Bed Time
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