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Requires disputes to be resolved through arbitration, not courts. Important for seniors to understand the limitations on their right to sue.

Automatically renews the contract for a period unless canceled. Seniors should be aware of notification periods to avoid unwanted renewals.

Details the conditions under which the contract can be canceled. Seniors should consider how changes in health or relocation would affect contract termination.

Protects private information from being disclosed. Seniors should ensure confidentiality of their personal and health information.

Outlines the process for resolving disagreements. Seniors should review to understand recourse options and procedures.

An upfront fee for entering a senior living community. Seniors must assess the fee's affordability and refundability.

Excuses parties from liability or obligation during extraordinary events. Seniors should understand how this could affect service availability.

Specifies which jurisdiction’s laws will govern the contract. Seniors should be aware of which state laws will apply to the agreement.

Requires one party to compensate the other for certain losses. Seniors should understand what they might be responsible for in the event of a lawsuit.

Defines the meals provided under the contract. Seniors need to contemplate dietary restrictions and preferences when selecting meal plans.

Outlines how medications will be stored and administered. Seniors should verify policies align with their health care needs.

The recurring charge for services provided. Seniors must consider how increases in monthly fees would impact their finances over time.

Sets the guidelines for maintaining resident privacy. Seniors should ensure their personal space and information are adequately protected.

Defines circumstances under which fees are refundable. Seniors should carefully consider refund terms in case of contract termination or death.

Outlines the terms and conditions of living in the community. Seniors must thoroughly review to understand rights, obligations, and services.

Allows resident or community to terminate the contract. Seniors need to know grounds for termination and associated penalties.

Describes the range of available services and care levels. Seniors should align their current and potential future needs with services provided.

Sets terms for moving to a different care level or location. Seniors should understand conditions and costs associated with transfers.

Regulates visitation rights in the living facility. Seniors must ensure that policies permit visits that accommodate their social and family life.