Number of Clients Primary Responsibility Full Time Responsibility. 50 or more 1 Year Experience providing group activities

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85065 Personnel Requirements Planned Group Activities Number of Clients Primary Responsibility Full Time Responsibility 16-49 6 months organizing providing group activities 50 or more 1 Year Experience providing group activities Food Service Personnel Number of Clients Primary Responsibility Full Time Responsibility 16-49 On the job training or related experience 50 or more Must be nutritionist, dietician or home economist. Or receive consultation from one 1 Year Experience in food prep accommodating 50 or more persons. Or 2 years experience accommodating 16-49 persons Written Plan of Activities Number of Clients Activity Plan Retained 7 or more Notice of planned activities posted. Copy retained in facility file for 6 months 50 or more Written program of activities panned in advance and made available to all clients. 1

85065 Personnel Requirements Night Supervision 10PM to 7AM No Clients one person on call on the premises one person on duty on the premises and awake one person on call responding within 30 minutes 15 or less 16-100 100-200 for each additional 100 add one more staff 7 or more with clients who rely on others for all tasks of daily living. Regional Center Clients for each additional 14 add one more staff 2

80030 Provisional License Provisional License 6 months 12 months 90 days Full compliance within 6 months. Good for maximum 6 months More than 6 months for full compliance beyond control of applicant. Good for maximum 12 months Provisional License is not renewable. Issuance of New License 80031 CCL must respond within 90 days with approval, denial or corrections. 80068.5 Eviction Procedures 30 day notice 3 day notice Non payment within 10 days of due date Failure to comply with law Failure to comply with facility policy Clients needs cannot be meet CCL grants prior written approval Behavior is threat to mental of physical health of others. ( licensing shall reply within 2 days to request if no response is approval) Written report stating reasons for eviction by US Mail to clients representative Change of use of facility Written report to CCL within 3 days Written report sent to CCL within 5 days 3

80078 Care and Supervision 80078 Relocation plan shall not exceed 30 days or 30 days after client's appeal of the relocation order. 80094.5 Client may request review of health condition relocation order by submitting to licensee a written, signed, dated request for review by IDT. Interdisciplinary Team 10 days from receipt of health relocation order 4

80088 Fixtures, Furniture, Equipment and Supplies Temperatures Maintain house for comfort 68-85 Fahrenheit In Extreme Heat Hot Water Temp 80076 Food Service Dishwasher Freezer Refrigerators maximum temp 30 degrees below outside temp 105-120 Fahrenheit warning signs posted if at or above 125 165 Fahrenheit Zero degree Fahrenheit 45 Fahrenheit 80076 Food Supply Storage Requirements Nonperishable foods on the premises for: e.g. canned goods. Fresh perishable food. e.g. milk, vegetables Minimum one week. For example, you have at least a one-week supply of non-perishable foods. Such as canned goods, pasta, rice beans. These are items you would store in your pantry. Minimum 2 days. For example, you would have a supply of fruit, vegetables, bread, eggs that would last at least two days. Supplies of staple nonperishable foods for a minimum of one week and fresh perishable for a minimum of two days shall be maintained on the premises. No more than 15 hours shall elapse between the third meal of one day and the first meal of the following day 5

80054 Penalties Serious deficiencies not corrected by date specified. Individuals did not obtain fingerprint clearance or exemption or transfer request prior to working in facility. Penalty $50.00 per violation per day and may be up to $150 a day. $100.00 per violation Subsequent Violations Immediate penalty for sickness, injury-or death as a result of deficiency $150.00 per day $100.00 per violation for up to 30 days that occur within 12 month period Deficiency that violates same regulation within 2 months. $150.00 for one day only. $150.00 per day on the second day and all days thereafter until corrected. 80053 Followup Visit To Determine Compliance/Review Visit or Review No of Days Action Followup visit by department correction has been made. License may request review of deficiency or penalty. Within 10 days of correction. Within 10 working days of receipt of notice The Department has the authority to deny or revoke and license for failure to pay civil penalties. 6

Admission Agreements 80068 Modifications to admission agreement 30 days 80068 Admission agreements signed and dated no later than seven days following admission. (with ARF restricted health condition) 7 days Admission agreement terminated on death of client. No liability or debt shall accrue after date of death. 80061 Reporting Requirements Incident Reports Incident Reports Death of Client Poisoning Unusual incident or client absences Abuse By phone or fax within next working day during normal business hours. Maintain copy of death certificate and send to CCL and Regional Center. Report to State FIre Marshall Local Health Officer (pursuant to title 17) Local Health Officer (pursuant to title 17) APS Written report within seven days following occurrence. Report to Authorized Report to Authorized Report to Authorized Report to Authorized Epidemic outbreaks Local Health Officer Report to Authorized 7

85064 Administrator Qualifications Qualifications 1-6 7-15 16-49 50 or more 21 years of age yes yes yes yes High School Diploma or GED yes yes yes yes one year experience in residential care yes one year experience in residential care yes or passing grade of 15 continuing education semester or equivalent quarter units three of which in nutrition human behavior, administrator or staff relations Completion with passing grade of 60 college or continuing education semester or equivalent quarter units, six of which must be in administration or staff relations. yes or Three years work experience in residential care, one year of which must have been providing direct care to clients or assisting in facility administration. 8

See Technical Support Manual PAGE 146 Waivers Request for Waiver Licensing Response Written 30 days of receipt of written request for waiver. Received and accepted for consideration Request is deficient additional time and information Failure to comply with time specified result in denial 9