Specialty Care Assisted Living Facilities - Alabama Department of - adph 2025

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  2. Begin by filling out the 'General' section, which includes legal authority and definitions. Ensure you understand terms like 'Assisted Living Facility' and 'Bed Capacity'.
  3. Proceed to the 'License' section. Here, provide details about your facility's name, bed capacity, and ensure you include the required application fee.
  4. In the 'Administration' section, outline your governing authority and administrative policies. This is crucial for compliance with state regulations.
  5. Complete the 'Personnel and Training' section by detailing staff qualifications and training programs. This ensures that your facility meets staffing requirements.
  6. Fill out the 'Records and Reports' section accurately, ensuring all resident records are maintained as per guidelines.
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No, Medicare the federal health insurance program primarily for those over age 65 does not pay for long-term care, including custodial care. Typically, these are the services that assisted living residents most need.
Also, Medicaid does not pay for assisted living care in Alabama, but most long-term care insurance will cover assisted living as well. 2) Private Room Medicaid will not pay for a private room, only a semi-private room.
Under the Alabama Elder and Adult in Need of Protective Services Abuse Registry, also known as Shirleys Law, certain service providers must query the registry to determine whether any of their employees or volunteers have a history of abuse, neglect, exploitation, or crimes against the elderly or adults in need of
Facilities are required to have an administrator, a medical director, at least one registered nurse, and a unit coordinator in addition to personal care staff. Facilities must be staffed at all times by at least one individual who has CPR certification.
The Bureau of Health Provider Standards is Alabamas regulatory agency responsible for licensing and/or docHubing health care facilities. The bureau consists of the Division of Health Care Facilities and the Provider Services Unit.

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To be admitted to a specialty care assisted living facility, residents: must not receive or require skilled nursing care; must not have a wound that requires care beyond basic first aid; must not have unmanageable behaviors or behaviors that may be dangerous to themselves or others; must not have a Physical Self-
The cons of assisted living include concerns with cost, privacy, and options for medical care.

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