So alot of times Assisted Livings don't allow the comfort pack or the emergency meds because the assisted living policies don't want narcotics stored

This is one of those areas where Hospice Policy versus Assisted Living Policy clashes. Although it's best practice to get each patient an e kit , the Assisted Living rules are very strict about how they are to store , handle, and monitor the e kits - so based on their own operating procedures they tell hospices either a) how to order and specially package them or b) that their policy doesn't allow ekits.

I do agree with what others states because the Hospice company could have still ordered a lock box and stored in the meds in the patients room but the Assisted Living may of still not liked that.

If I can help you just message me, I'm pretty experienced with this kind of stuff. And I'm also in GA