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for privacy, including privacy in (A) a medical examination or health-related consultation; (B) the resident's room or portion of a room; (C) bathing and toileting, except for any assistance in those activities that is specified in the resident's assisted living plan; and (D) the maintenance of personal possessions and the right to keep at least one cabinet or drawer locked; (3) possess and use personal clothing and other personal property, unless the home can demonstrate that the possession or use of certain personal property would be unsafe or an infringement of the rights of other residents; (4) engage in private communications, including (A) receiving and sending unopened correspondence; (B) having access to a telephone, or having a private telephone at the resident's own expense; (C) visiting with persons of the resident's choice, subject to visiting hours established by the home and consistent with AS 47.33.060; and (D) having access to the Internet provided by the home, subject to availability to the home in the community, and having a private device to access the Internet at the resident's own expense; (5) close the door of the resident's room at any time, including during visits in the room with guests or other residents; (6) at the resident's own expense unless otherwise provided in the residential services contract, participate in and benefit from community services and activities to achieve the highest possible level of independence, autonomy, and interaction with the community; (7) manage the resident's own money; (8) participate in the development of the resident's assisted living plan; (9) share a room with a spouse if both are residents of the home; (10) have a reasonable opportunity to exercise and to go outdoors at regular and frequent intervals, when weather permits; (11) exercise civil and religious liberties; (12) have access to adequate and appropriate health care and health care providers of the resident's own choosing, consistent with established and recognized standards within the community; (13) self-administer the resident's own medications, unless specifically provided otherwise in the resident's assisted living plan; (14) receive meals that are consistent with cultural preferences and religious or health-related