How many assisted living facilities can NHA and RC/AL administrators serve concurrently as an AOR?

The correct answer is that NHA (Nursing Home Administrators) and RC/AL (Residential Care/Assisted Living) administrators can serve as an AOR (Administrator of Record) for up to two facilities concurrently. This limit ensures that administrators can effectively oversee the operations, management, and quality of care within each facility, maintaining compliance with regulations and standards required for assisted living environments.

Having an upper limit of two facilities allows administrators to manage their responsibilities without compromising the safety and well-being of the residents. When overseeing more than one facility, administrators must ensure they allocate sufficient time and resources to meet the unique needs of each location. Proper oversight is crucial for ensuring quality care, adherence to regulations, and the overall success of the facilities.

The other options suggest a different number of facilities, which could lead to inadequate management and support for residents if the number were to exceed two. A balance between the number of facilities and the workload is essential for effective administration in assisted living.