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6/22/2019 10:55 AM
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At our facility I can't tell you about change over. What we have is a declining balance meal plan depending in what part of independent living in which you live. Go figure. In our apartment building with the café the members get $170 pp a month to spend coupled with higher rents and higher buy in fees. In our condos and houses, with slightly cheaper rents and buy in fees, they get nothing other than a discount on a purchase of dining dollars. For new members in condos and houses they get something like $100 pp gratus. Dining dollars are a use it or lose it deal with no carryover. Those on vacation in the apartment building can request a limited make up credit for the time they are gone.
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Jennifer J. Young
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5/11/2019 10:24 AM
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Has anyone experienced a changeover from a specified number of meals per resident per month to a declining balance system? Example: Meal allotment: 20 meals per month, per resident, changed to a lump dollar sum, say $200/month, which can be used for a la carte items in your dining venues and/or "tavern."
This may have meant amending the Residence Agreement, which I assume would mean mutual agreement of all parties.
If you experienced this change, could you share how it was done -- i.e., communicated to residents, what if some residents refused, etc.
Thanks very much.
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