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charlesaissen
Asked November 2018
I live in a private home Assisted Living. Everyday I take a shower, brush my teeth etc. What can I do about those who refuse to shower?
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What can be done when you have those who refuse to shower and they stink?
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11/21/2018 17:37:37
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It is up to the staff or management to address this issue.
Complain. It speaks to how clean and well run the home is.
If no changes, be looking for more suitable accommodations for yourself.
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Complain. It speaks to how clean and well run the home is.
If no changes, be looking for more suitable accommodations for yourself.