Which of the following is not included in the initial service plan assessments?

The initial service plan assessments are designed to identify the specific needs and requirements of residents in assisted living facilities. The inclusion of various elements in these assessments ensures a tailored approach to care, focusing on the health-related services that the resident may require, the frequency of medication administration, and the overall level of service that the resident needs to thrive.

The amounts charged for services, however, do not directly relate to the resident's care needs or preferences. Instead, this financial aspect is typically addressed separately in discussions about the costs of care and services offered by the facility. Therefore, it is not a focus of the initial service plan assessments, which prioritize the resident's health and personal care requirements over financial factors.