Alaska Statutes Title 47. Welfare, Social Services, and Institutions § 47.33.330. Prohibitions

(1) deprive a resident of the home of the rights, benefits, or privileges guaranteed to the resident by law;

(2) enter a resident's room without first obtaining permission, except

(3) impose religious beliefs or practices upon a resident or require a resident to attend religious services;

(4) place a resident under physical restraint unless the resident's own actions present an imminent danger to the resident or others;

(5) place a resident under chemical restraint; this paragraph does not prevent a resident from voluntarily taking tranquilizers, or other medication, prescribed by a licensed physician;

(6) compel a resident to perform services for the home, except as contracted for by the resident and the home or as provided for in the resident's assisted living plan; or

(7) restrain, interfere with, coerce, discriminate against, or retaliate against a resident for asserting a right specified by this chapter or by other law.