A resident is assigned a roommate they do not get along with and requests a room change. According to resident rights, what should happen?

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Accepted Answer

The request should be respected and the facility should work toward accommodating the change when possible. The correct answer is B. Residents have the right to exercise choice in their living environment and to have their preferences considered. While the facility may have constraints (such as availability of rooms), the resident's request should be respected and the facility should make reasonable efforts to accommodate it. Answer A is too absolute and denies the resident's right to have input in their living situation. Answer C dismisses the resident's legitimate concern and right to choice. Answer D is unrealistic—facilities must assess needs and manage resources, but they should still prioritize the resident's request.