Which of the following interventions would generally NOT be considered part of an ALF's standard services?

Emergency transportation is generally not considered a standard service provided by an assisted living facility (ALF). While ALFs are designed to support individuals with various needs, including assistance with daily activities and personal care, emergency transportation typically falls outside of these services. Instead, transportation for emergencies is usually coordinated through external services, such as emergency medical services (EMS) or hospitals, as ALFs primarily focus on providing residential care and assistance in a non-emergency context.

In contrast, medication management, physical therapy, and social activities are integral components of the standard services offered by ALFs. Medication management is critical for residents who require assistance with medication adherence and can involve professional oversight. Physical therapy may be offered or arranged to help residents maintain their mobility and health. Social activities are also a key aspect of the living experience in an ALF, promoting community and engagement among residents.