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Code of Ethics

Recognizing that the members of the Florida Health Care Association in the State of Florida have a moral commitment and obligation in providing the highest quality long term care to the chronically ill, the convalescent, and the aged, we the members pledge:

To maintain a well-organized staff and strive to maintain a proper medical and social atmosphere for the care and rehabilitation of our residents.

To treat the residents with respect, consideration and full recognition of their dignity and individuality.

To encourage and assist the residents in the exercise of their rights, including their right of privacy of person, treatment and care, and the confidentiality of their medical records.

To acknowledge and encourage the social practices and religious beliefs of the residents in our care.

To take our place as part of the community's health program, to inspire confidence and respect, to cooperate with all health and social agencies, and to abide by all rules and regulations necessary for the health and well-being of our residents.

To join and actively participate within our own districts, and with our state and national associations in promoting opportunities in the field of aging.

To work honestly and harmoniously with the members of our own districts, and with our state and national associations for better resident care, competent administration, and the advancement of all health care facilities which care for the elderly.

To be ethical in all business relationships and endeavour to enhance the public image of the health care industry.

Adopted by the FHCA Board of Directors August, 1987

The photos and images on the www.fhca.org website are the property of Florida Health Care Association and cannot be used in any manner without FHCA permission in writing.


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