Nursing Home Accessibility Audit Checklist
At [Your Company Name], we are committed to ensuring that all nursing home facilities are accessible and inclusive for all residents, regardless of their physical abilities. This Accessibility Audit Checklist is designed to help our clients evaluate the accessibility of their facilities against recognized standards and best practices. The checklist covers various facility areas, including entryways, rooms, common areas, and emergency services.
Area | Checklist Item | Compliant (Y/N) |
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General Access | | |
| Clear signage for all major areas and services | |
| Pathways are at least 42 inches wide | |
Parking and Drop-off | | |
| Accessible parking spaces are available | |
| The drop-off point is accessible and marked | |
Entryways | | |
| Doorways have a minimum width of 36 inches | |
| Automatic doors or accessible door handles | |
Common Areas | | |
| Common areas are free of obstructions | |
| Seating available for people with disabilities | |
Restrooms | | |
| Accessible toilet stalls | |
| Grab bars in all necessary areas | |
| Emergency call buttons within reach | |
Dining Facilities | | |
| Tables accessible for wheelchairs | |
Bedrooms | | |
| Beds and furniture at accessible heights | |
| Clear floor space for maneuverability | |
Emergency Services | | |
| Evacuation plans include provisions for all residents | |
| Alarms and alerts are visual and auditory | |
ADDITIONAL NOTES/COMMENTS |
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Compliant (Y/N): Indicate 'Yes' if the facility meets the standards described, 'No' if it does not, and provide an explanation or action items in the 'Notes' column.
This checklist is to be completed by a trained auditor from [Your Company Name]. Observations and recommendations should be documented in a detailed report following the audit.
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