Which statement is true regarding the requirement for mirrors in ARF resident bedrooms?

In an Adult Residential Facility (ARF), the regulations do not mandate the installation of mirrors in resident bedrooms. This reflects a focus on flexibility and the individual needs of residents rather than imposing specific requirements that may not be necessary for every individual or situation. The absence of a requirement for mirrors allows facilities to maintain a more personalized environment, where decisions about room decor and amenities can be tailored to the preferences of residents.

Facilities may choose to add mirrors based on the needs and desires of their residents, but the lack of a requirement means that it is not an obligation. This approach also allows licensees to focus resources on essential care needs and safety provisions rather than on decorative elements that may not add significant value to the living experience of residents.