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Run: Memory Care Elopement Risk Assessment

This Memory Care Elopement Risk Assessment template helps staff document resident-specific wandering and exit-seeking risk, then translate findings into a cl...

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Assessment Details

Enter the resident's chart identifier or internal resident ID. Do not enter full SSN or other sensitive identifiers.
Record the date and time the elopement risk assessment was completed.
Select the reason the assessment is being completed.
Enter the name and role/title of the staff member completing the assessment.

Cognitive and Orientation Factors

Resident is unable to reliably identify their location or memory care unit.
Resident demonstrates inability to orient to current time, date, or day of week.
Resident cannot retain simple safety direction such as staying with staff or asking for assistance.
Resident acts without regard for safety, supervision, or redirection.
Resident shows sundowning or time-of-day-related confusion that may increase exit-seeking risk.
Overall cognitive contribution to elopement risk based on current observation and record review.

Behavioral and Elopement History

Resident has been observed wandering aimlessly or repeatedly moving through the unit without purpose.
Resident attempts to leave the unit, asks to go home repeatedly, or targets exits/doors.
Resident has a documented past elopement or unauthorized exit event.
Resident shows pacing, repeated standing, or inability to remain settled despite redirection.
Select known triggers that increase the resident's likelihood of leaving unsafely.
Overall behavioral contribution to elopement risk based on observation and recent history.

Mobility, Independence, and Supervision Needs

Resident can walk independently and may be able to reach exits without assistance.
Resident can rise from bed, chair, or wheelchair without staff assistance.
Resident has the physical ability and dexterity to operate common exit hardware or bypass barriers.
Select the current supervision level needed to reduce elopement risk.
Resident has gait instability, poor balance, or fall risk that may complicate safe redirection or wandering management.

Environmental and Security Controls

Door alarms, delayed egress alerts, or equivalent notification systems are active and operational where used.
Memory care area has controlled access appropriate to the resident's elopement risk and care plan.
Staff can visually monitor common exit routes and respond quickly to an alarm or attempted exit.
Select resident-specific measures used to support safe location and recovery if the resident leaves the unit.

Prevention Plan and Follow-Up

Resident care plan includes current risk level, supervision needs, and prevention interventions.
Appropriate staff and responsible party/family have been informed of the current elopement risk and precautions.
Record any required interventions, monitoring changes, referrals, or reassessment date.

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