True or False: An admissions agreement is automatically terminated after the client’s death.

An admissions agreement is automatically terminated after the client’s death. This is because an admissions agreement is a contract that outlines the rights and responsibilities of both the resident and the facility. With the death of the resident, the legal and contractual relationship defined in the agreement no longer has a living party to fulfill those terms. Following the resident's passing, the obligations and benefits outlined in the agreement cease as the primary purpose of the agreement—providing care and services to that individual—is no longer necessary. While there may be considerations regarding outstanding debts or other legal matters related to the deceased’s estate, the admissions agreement itself is terminated upon death.