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Residential Care Facilities |
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California
Residential Care Facilities:
Residential Care Facilities [RCFs]
are those facilities that are custodial in nature and do not provide
“skilled care”. This is
what differentiates a RCF from a Skilled Nursing Facility or a
Convalescent Home.
Residential Care Facilities are often
also called “Assisted Living Facilities” or “Board & Care
Facilities”. There are several types of RCFs. Categories of Licensed RCFs are as follows:
The above facilities are all licensed
and regulated by the California Department of Social Services,
Community Care Licensing Division [DSS CCL].
Tracy Albee, RN LNCC CLCP FIALCP has
been providing nurse consulting services to the DSS CCL since 1996
and therefore has gained expertise in both the facilities and the
Title 22 Regulations that govern such facilities.
Her experience has an emphasis on the Residential Care
Facilities for the Elderly [RCFEs].
For questions or more information, please
e-mail us or call (209) 833-7251.
Email and comments to
oscar@valleytechnicalservices.com
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