What should be included in a resident’s individual service plan?

An individual service plan is a crucial component of care for residents in an Adult Residential Facility. It must be comprehensive and tailored to the specific needs of each resident. The inclusion of services needed and a plan for meeting those services is essential because it ensures that the resident receives appropriate support and resources for their personal and medical needs.

This plan typically encompasses various aspects of care such as physical, emotional, and social support services. By identifying needed services, the plan can address specific goals, preferences, and interventions that enhance the resident's quality of life and promote independence where possible. It also outlines methods for delivering those services, ensuring that there is a clear strategy to meet the resident's individual needs effectively.

Including only personal goals and random notes would not provide a structured approach to care, which is vital in an ARF setting. A narrow focus on medications does not cover the holistic needs of the resident, and feedback from other residents, while valuable for social interactions, does not constitute a formalized plan for meeting individual care needs. Overall, option B reflects the comprehensive approach required in developing an effective individual service plan.