How many bathing areas are required for 3 to 22 residents?

For health facilities with a resident capacity of 3 to 22 individuals, regulations typically stipulate the need for a minimum of one bathing area. This requirement is established to ensure that all residents have access to personal hygiene facilities appropriate to their needs. By providing at least one bathing area, facilities can accommodate the bathing needs of the residents while ensuring operational efficiency and safety.

In larger facilities, the requirement for additional bathing areas would increase in order to allow for the accommodation of more residents without causing delays or overcrowding during bath times. Therefore, in the case of a facility with between 3 and 22 residents, one bathing area is sufficient to meet regulatory standards while promoting the health and well-being of the residents.