What term is used for a resident who is no longer living in an assisted living facility?

The term that accurately describes a resident who is no longer living in an assisted living facility is "discharge." Discharge refers to the process of a resident leaving the facility, which may occur for various reasons such as completing a rehabilitation program, transferring to a different level of care, or moving to another location.

While "termination of residency" might seem relevant, it is not the standard terminology typically used in the context of assisted living. "Eviction" implies that a resident is being forcibly removed due to rule violations or failure to pay, which carries negative connotations and is not the appropriate term for residents who leave voluntarily or for legitimate reasons. "Transfer" indicates that a resident is moving to another facility or setting, rather than simply leaving the assisted living facility entirely. Therefore, "discharge" is the term most commonly used in this context.