The adult child of a long-term care facility resident receives a phone call from the director of nursing stating that resident has 30 days to move out of the home.Under what conditions can a facility require a resident to move? (Select all that apply. )

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A long-term care facility can require a resident to move out if they are not paying for the services received, if the resident's needs exceed what the facility can provide, if the resident's medical condition no longer requires a stay at the facility, or if the facility is going out of business. Frequent disruptive behavior during the night may result in the facility taking steps to address the behavior, but it is not typically a reason for requiring a resident to move out.

The Adult Child of a Long-Term Care Facility Resident Receives