How many non-commercial washer and dryer units must an assisted living facility provide for residents' personal items?

An assisted living facility is required to provide at least one non-commercial washer and dryer unit for residents’ personal items. This regulation is designed to ensure that residents have access to laundry facilities to maintain their personal hygiene and comfort. Having at least one such unit helps promote independence among residents by allowing them to manage their personal laundry needs without relying on outside resources or having to travel to commercial laundromats. The focus is on convenience and the ability to maintain personal belongings in a clean and manageable manner, which is an essential aspect of quality care in assisted living environments.