Common use of Double Occupancy Clause in Contracts

Double Occupancy. At the time one Co-Resident is permanently transferred to Personal Care or Nursing Care, the Monthly Service Fee for the Residence shall be reduced to the Monthly Service Fee for Single Occupancy. The Co-Resident in Personal Care or Nursing Care shall be charged and shall pay the applicable Daily Rate for Personal Care or Nursing Care services, and any other additional charges for ancillary or miscellaneous services, and the Co-Resident remaining in the Residence shall be charged and shall pay the Monthly Service Fee for Single Occupancy in the Residence. In situations where one Co-Resident permanently transfers to Nursing Care, this provision shall not be construed as a third party guarantee nor shall it impair such Co-Resident’s eligibility for Medicare or Medical Assistance benefits. In the event both Co-Residents are permanently transferred to Personal Care or Nursing Care, each Co-Resident shall be charged and shall pay the Daily Rate for Personal Care or Nursing Care services, and any other additional charges for ancillary or miscellaneous services. Each Co-Resident remains jointly and severally liable for each other’s respective charges. The obligation to pay the Monthly Service Fee of the Residence shall cease upon permanent transfer of both Co-Residents and Surrender of the Residence.

Double Occupancy. At the time one Co-Resident is permanently transferred to Personal Care or Nursing Care, the Monthly Service Fee for the Residence shall be reduced to the Monthly Service Fee for Single Occupancy. The Co-Co- Resident in Personal Care or Nursing Care shall be charged and shall pay the applicable Daily Rate for Personal Care or Nursing Care services, and any other additional charges for ancillary or miscellaneous services, and the Co-Resident remaining in the Residence shall be charged and shall pay the Monthly Service Fee for Single Occupancy in the Residence. In situations where one Co-Resident permanently transfers to Nursing Care, this provision shall not be construed as a third party guarantee nor shall it impair such Co-Resident’s eligibility for Medicare or Medical Assistance benefits. In the event both Co-Residents are permanently transferred to Personal Care or Nursing Care, each Co-Resident shall be charged and shall pay the Daily Rate for Personal Care or Nursing Care services, and any other additional charges for ancillary or miscellaneous services. Each Co-Resident remains jointly and severally liable for each other’s respective charges. The obligation to pay the Monthly Service Fee of the Residence shall cease upon permanent transfer of both Co-Residents and Surrender of the Residence.