True or False: An ARF can accept a resident with a Restricted Health Condition if it maintains substantial compliance?

An Adult Residential Facility (ARF) can accept a resident with a Restricted Health Condition if it maintains substantial compliance. This means that as long as the facility adheres to the necessary regulations and standards for health and safety, it is permissible to admit individuals with specific health restrictions. This flexibility allows ARFs to cater to a diverse range of resident needs, provided they can ensure appropriate care and safety measures are in place. Proper compliance with the regulations indicates that the facility is capable of managing the complexities associated with residents who have health restrictions. In contrast, situations where prior approval or particular conditions may be necessary are not universally applicable, highlighting the importance of substantial compliance as a foundation for accepting residents with health constraints.