How often must a facility publish their Civil Rights policy to the community?

Facilities are required to publish their Civil Rights policy to the community once every three years. This requirement ensures that the community is continuously informed about their rights and the facility's commitment to upholding those rights. Regular updates and publications help maintain transparency and accountability, fostering trust between the facility and the community it serves. By adhering to this three-year cycle, facilities can also incorporate any changes in legislation or policy that may arise, ensuring that their Civil Rights practices remain current and effective. Engaging the community with updated information promotes awareness and encourages individuals to take advantage of their rights.