All residents receiving treatment in an Alzheimer's special care program must be given which document?

The correct answer is the Alzheimer's Special Care Services Disclosure form. This document is specifically required for residents enrolled in an Alzheimer's special care program. It serves several important purposes: it details the specific services and types of care available in the program, outlines the philosophy and approach to care for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or similar conditions, and informs residents and families about what they can expect from the program.

Providing this disclosure is crucial for transparency, ensuring that residents and their families are well-informed about the nature of the specialized care being offered. This level of transparency is not only essential for informed consent but also helps to align the care expectations of families with the facility's capabilities and philosophy, enhancing overall satisfaction and trust in the care provided.

While other documents mentioned are important in the context of overall resident care—such as the Resident's Rights form, which outlines the rights that each individual has while residing in a nursing home, the Care Plan Summary, which details the specific care and treatment intended for the resident based on their unique needs, and the Medication Administration Record, which tracks medication administration—the specific requirement for an Alzheimer's special care program is the disclosure form.