If any of the following medical conditions that require a higher level of care apply, an assisted living facility may not be the most appropriate residency:

                             (1)         ventilator dependency;

                             (2)         pressure sores and decubitus ulcers (stage III or IV);

                             (3)         intravenous therapy or injections;

                             (4)         any condition requiring either physical or chemical restraints;

                             (5)         nasogastric tubes;

                             (6)         tracheostomy care;

                             (7)         residents that present an imminent physical threat or danger to self or others;

                             (8)         residents whose psychological or physical condition has declined and placement in the current facility is no longer appropriate as determined by the PCP;

                             (9)         residents with a diagnosis that requires isolation techniques;

                             (10)      residents that require the use of a hoyer lift; and

                             (11)      ostomy (unless resident is able to provide self-care).