How many toilets/lavatories are required for a facility with 43-54 residents?

In facilities that accommodate 43-54 residents, the requirement for toilets and lavatories typically aligns with state regulations or standardized guidelines on resident care. Indiana regulations specify that there should be adequate sanitation facilities to meet the needs of residents, including the provision of a sufficient number of toilets and lavatories in relation to the population size.

For a facility housing 43 to 54 residents, the appropriate number of toilets/lavatories is established at four. This figure is designed to ensure that facilities remain compliant with health and safety standards, provide convenience for residents, and ensure that the facilities can adequately accommodate the daily needs of the population without causing delays or discomfort. By requiring four toilets/lavatories, the regulations help promote adequate hygiene practices, accessibility, and overall well-being for all residents in the facility.