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Reading the assisted living facility contract

If the assisted living facility requires a contract, then read it carefully. Show it to your lawyer. Some assisted living facilities reserve the right to discharge patients whose condition has deteriorated, even if a lump-sum payment was made upon admittance. It's best to have an agreement that allows payment by the month or permits refunds on advance payment if circumstances change.
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