HI Brockways, It looks like your floor plan didn't make it. Was it saved as a pdf by chance? If you can resave it as a jpeg, it should attach for you.

It really would depend on age, health, and mobility of the person. You want it to be as home like as possible. The commode should be the newer high type or you can get something to place over the toilet. Getting up and down is more difficult as you get older. Different assisted living apartments have different rules. When my mother first went to one there were no locks on the door. I think security should definitely be looked into. If they do not allow locks, I would make sure there is a safe b/c even personal momentoes can disappear (dont mean to be negative just had experience.)

Here's an ideabook on universal design that may give you some help: https://www.houzz.com/magazine/houzz-tour-universal-design-makes-a-midcentury-home-accessible-stsetivw-vs~4517355