When does the service plan of a Supervisory Care resident need to be reviewed?

The service plan of a Supervisory Care resident needs to be reviewed after a significant change and every 12 months because this approach ensures that the resident's evolving needs are consistently met. In a dynamic care environment, residents may experience changes in their health or circumstances that require updates to their care plans to reflect new goals, necessary interventions, or adjustments in services.

Additionally, reviewing the plan on an annual basis provides a structured opportunity to evaluate the effectiveness of the existing care plan and make adjustments based on the resident's preferences, outcomes, and any changes in regulations or best practices. This dual-focus on significant changes as well as routine reviews helps ensure that personalized care remains aligned with the resident's needs and promotes their well-being.