What is required for residents diagnosed with Alzheimer's and related disorders?

Residents diagnosed with Alzheimer's and related disorders require services specifically directed towards enhancing their dignity and personal identity. This focus is essential because individuals with these conditions may experience a decline in cognitive function and memory, which can affect their sense of self. Providing tailored services that promote dignity and help maintain a sense of identity can lead to improved emotional well-being and a greater quality of life. This can include personalized care plans, meaningful activities, and opportunities for social interactions, all of which help to honor and preserve the individual’s history, values, and preferences.

While other choices relate to supportive care, they do not specifically address the unique psychological and emotional needs that are critical for enhancing dignity and identity in residents with Alzheimer's and related disorders. Therefore, option B is pivotal in shaping the approach to care for these individuals.