Which of the following is NOT typically included in the documentation for inter-facility transfers?

The choice indicating that the contact information of the resident’s family is not typically included in the documentation for inter-facility transfers is accurate because the primary focus during these transfers is on medical and clinical information that directly impacts the resident's care and treatment.

When transferring a resident between facilities, essential documentation generally emphasizes medical details such as current health issues, a history of multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs), and the resident's antibiotic use and vaccination history. This information is critical for ensuring continuity of care, implementing appropriate precautions, and managing the resident’s health status effectively in the new facility.

While family contact information is important for overall communication and support for the resident, it is not a critical component in the immediate transfer documentation that centers on clinical management and treatment needs. Therefore, the correct response aligns with the standard practice of prioritizing health-related information to ensure safe and effective ongoing care.