Discrimination Prohibited. An assisted living program licensed under this chapter may not discriminate in admitting or providing care to an individual because of the individual’s: Race; Color; National origin; Sexual orientation; Gender identity; Religion; Physical disability; or Mental disability. An assisted living program may not provide services to individuals who at the time of initial admission, as established by the initial assessment, would require: More than intermittent nursing care; Treatment of stage three or stage four skin ulcers; Ventilator services; Skilled monitoring, testing, and frequent adjustment of medications and treatments where there is the presence of a fluctuating acute condition; or Monitoring of a chronic medical condition that is not controllable through readily available medications and treatments. An individual may not be admitted to an assisted living program who is: Dangerous to the individual or others when the assisted living program would be unable to eliminate the danger through the use of appropriate treatment modalities; or At high risk for health or safety complications which cannot be adequately managed. The provisions of §§B and C of this regulation do not apply to a resident being admitted to an assisted living program when the resident is under the care of a general hospice care program licensed by the Department which ensures delivery of one or more of the services described under §§B and C of this regulation through the hospice program’s plan of care.