How much cash can a facility keep in safekeeping for a resident?

The facility is allowed to keep a specific amount of cash in safekeeping for residents, which is typically set at $200. This limit is established to ensure that residents have access to a reasonable amount of personal funds for their needs while also maintaining proper financial oversight and security.

Keeping up to $200 allows residents to manage personal expenses such as purchasing items or engaging in activities that may not be covered by the facility itself. Establishing this limit helps safeguard the residents' finances while also adhering to regulatory standards regarding the management of personal funds in care facilities.

The other amounts mentioned are either too high or do not comply with the standards set forth for cash safekeeping in such environments, making $200 the correct and allowable amount. This balance ensures adequate funds for personal use without overexposing the facility to financial risk or mismanagement.