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environment. Each resident or recipient will be treated with consideration and respect for personal dignity, individuality, and the need for privacy. Each resident will receive a lifestyle assessment that identifies the appropriate service level in (c) of this section and is further specified in each resident’s assisted living plan. A pioneers’ home will make reasonable efforts to provide the proper service level to residents who require the same or a different service level after being admitted. However, a pioneers’ home cannot guarantee that all service levels described in (c) of this section will be available to every resident. Availability of service levels is subject to the funding, facilities, and staff that are available at each pioneers’ home. (b) A pioneers’ home is neither an acute care facility nor a skilled nursing facility. A pioneers’ home is an assisted living facility, operating in accordance with the statutes and regulations pertaining to assisted living homes. If a resident requires services not normally provided by a pioneers’ home, the resident will be referred to another appropriate health care facility until the resident is able to return to the pioneers’ home. (c) The service levels provided at a pioneers’ home are as follows:

(1) level I services include housing, meals, emergency assistance, opportunities for recreation, and required transportation for recreation; the resident is independent in activities of daily living;

(2) level II services include level I services, medication management, and assistance with up to two activities of daily living; during the night shift, the resident is independent in performing activities of daily living and capable of self-supervision;

(3) level III services include

(A) level I services, medication management, and one of the following: