A.R.F. Manual

Description

The A.R.F. Manual for Adult Residential Care Facilities contains nearly 700 pages of large, easy to read print which includes the current Community Care Facilities Act (the Health and Safety Code Section 1500 through 1567 inclusive), Title 22 General Regulations and those pertaining to Community Care Facilities for Adults, the Evaluator Manual Section pertaining to the General Regulations and Adult Residential Care, and the most recent updates to these five documents. The Community Care Facilities Act is the California state law or statute that gives authority to the Department of Social Services to develop and implement regulations pertaining to residential care of adults. These regulations are also known as Title 22, Division 6, Chapters 1 and 6, more commonly known to you and me as simply “Title 22.” Without this law (the CCF Act), the regulations have no authority in and of themselves. The Evaluator/Analyst Guidance section contains the information that guides licensing program analysts (the LPA) in their interpretation of Title 22 regulations. As you can see, they have very clear guidelines as to how they can interpret the regulations. The Health and Safety Code, as well as the Title 22 Regulations, provides a great deal of flexibility to licensees and administrators as to how they may run their residential care programs. This section is set up to ensure that the intent of the law is met while accommodating program flexibility. The cost for this manual is only $235.00 U.S. (not including shipping and handling costs) and is shipped to you “3-ring binder-ready.” Take advantage of this bargain price and order your copy today! Contact us at wclawson@questforexcellence.net  In order to help California residential care administrators be in compliance with the update service requirement, our company also offers an annual regulation update service to insure that you receive the most current changes to these regulations for a modest subscription fee of $70.00 (seventy dollars U.S.) per year. Please see below.