ARF Licensing Requirements Flashcards
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An ARF operator wants to add a second location. What is required?
Answer: A separate license for each facility location
Each ARF location must hold its own separate license issued by DSS.
Which of the following would result in automatic revocation of an ARF license?
Answer: Conviction of the licensee for a crime directly related to residents' welfare
A licensee's conviction for a crime directly related to the health, safety, or welfare of residents is grounds for automatic license revocation.
What action must an ARF operator take when selling the facility?
Answer: The new owner must apply for a new license before assuming operations
ARF licenses are not transferable; the new owner must apply for and obtain their own license before operating the facility.
Which of the following fees applies when an ARF applies for an initial license?
Answer: A licensing fee based on licensed capacity
Initial ARF licensing fees in California are calculated based on the facility's licensed capacity.
What is the purpose of a provisional ARF license?
Answer: To allow a new operator to begin operations while completing all licensing requirements
A provisional license allows a new operator to begin operations while they work to meet all requirements for a full license.
How must an ARF operator notify DSS of a change in the facility's administrator?
Answer: In writing within 10 days of the change
Operators must notify DSS in writing within 10 days whenever the facility administrator changes.