What is the maximum limit of terminally ill persons in a "community residence for the terminally ill"?

The maximum limit of terminally ill persons in a "community residence for the terminally ill" is set at 15. This regulation is in place to ensure that the facility can adequately provide care and support to its residents while maintaining a manageable environment for staff and services. By limiting the number of residents, the facility can offer more personalized attention, appropriate medical care, and a supportive atmosphere that respects the dignity and needs of individuals at the end of life.

This limit is consistent with the goals of such facilities to create a home-like setting and ensure quality of life for residents. A higher capacity could lead to overcrowding, which may compromise the level of care and comfort that residents require during such a critical stage of their lives.