OFFICIAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT BANK INFORMATION ONLY
WARNING: FALSE, MISLEADING, OUTDATED, OR UNAUTHORIZED INFORMATION MAY APPEAR ON SOCIAL MEDIA, SEARCH ENGINES, ONLINE DIRECTORIES, COMMUNITY POSTINGS, OR THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES.
ONLY information published through the official Medical Equipment Bank Website, authorized Medical Equipment Bank communications, official Facebook page, or Senior News publication shall be considered official, verified, approved, current, and reliable.
The Medical Equipment Bank and the Thurston County Council on Aging are not responsible for inaccurate, outdated, misleading, unauthorized, or false information published by outside websites, individuals, organizations, social media pages, online platforms, or internet sources.
This policy has been formally approved by the Thurston County Council on Aging Board.
CLIENT CONDUCT, SERVICE POLICIES, AND RIGHT TO REFUSE SERVICE
The Medical Equipment Bank and the Thurston County Council on Aging Board reserve the absolute right to refuse, suspend, restrict, or terminate services to any individual whose behavior is disruptive, abusive, hostile, threatening, intimidating, harassing, argumentative, disrespectful, unsafe, or otherwise interferes with the operation of the Medical Equipment Bank.
This includes, but is not limited to:
- abusive or inappropriate language or conduct,
- threats toward staff, volunteers, clients, or visitors
- refusal to follow Medical Equipment Bank policies or instructions,
- aggressive, confrontational, or disorderly behavior,
- harassment or intimidation,
- unsafe or unsanitary conduct,
- repeated policy violations,
- or conduct that disrupts the safe, respectful, orderly, or efficient operation of the facility.
The Medical Equipment Bank further reserves the right to immediately deny services, require individuals to leave the premises, contact law enforcement when necessary, suspend privileges, or permanently prohibit future access to services or property.
Failure to comply with Medical Equipment Bank policies, operational procedures, sanitation requirements, safety rules, volunteer instructions, or facility guidelines may result in immediate enforcement action without further warning.
This policy has been formally reviewed and approved by the Thurston County Council on Aging Board and may be enforced by authorized Medical Equipment Bank management, staff, and volunteers.