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At the end of PT treatment in the local SNF, your patient asks to be transferred to the BSC. The patient is alert and oriented and understands their functional limitations, so you feel it is safe to assist them from bed to BSC and give them the call bell. You would also contact this staff member to alert them that the patient is on the BSC.
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