Retirement Homes have many rules and regulations. I am always very careful to abide by all of them when visiting a Home.The most common rule is to never allow a resident to leave a Home while you are entering. This is why virtually all homes have a keypad and a passcode for entry and exit of the Home.
I was at a Home this week and as I was entering a resident in a wheel chair was waiting at the door trying to get out. Knowing the rules I stood by the door, blocking the resident from exiting, until the door was fully closed. Ensuring the resident remained in the Home.
The resident then proceeded to put the passcode into the keypad so the door would open, while at the same gave me a very sarcastic "thanks" together with a few choice words he mumbled under his breath. How was I to know he was allowed to leave?
Sorry Buddy.
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