Oslume Health Resources
Patient rights and responsibilities
Good care is a partnership. As an Oslume Health client, you have the right to be treated with dignity, to participate in your care plan, to know who is providing your care, and to have your privacy protected. In return, we ask for honest information, a safe home environment, and respect for the caregivers who serve you.
What's included
Inside patient rights and responsibilities
- Your right to dignity, respect, and non-discrimination
- Your right to participate in planning and changing your care
- Your right to privacy and confidentiality
- Your right to refuse care and to voice concerns
- Client responsibilities: accurate information and a safe environment
- Mutual respect between clients, families, and caregivers
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New clients and families who want to know exactly what to expect from the care relationship.
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