ALL CALIFORNIA RESIDENTIAL LICENSEES must have an infection control plan pursuant to the applicable Infection Control
Requirements section of the California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 22:
Review PIN 22-13-ASC for additional information on this requirement.
Maintain infection control compliance with this handy guide.
This companion tool kit helps to make sense of the "Infection Control Lead" position (formerly Infection Preventionist). A designated Infection Control Lead is required by California Department of Social Services in licensed residential care facilities. This "tool kit" is used as a Quick Start guide and an ongoing compliance aid. When used consistently it will help to maintain compliance in your facility.
View the Table of Contents here - Infection Control Tool Kit - TOC and How to Use
California facilities who provide programs and care during the day to Dependent Adults and Seniors. (Not for Residential Care)
California facilities who care for Dependent Adults. (Not for Elderly Care)
California Regulations for facilities caring for Chronically Ill adults. (This is not for Elderly Care)
California facilities providing residential care for the elderly.
This Policy and Procedures Binder includes: COVID-19 Facility Self-Assessment Checklist (CDSS) COVID Contingency Plan for Emergency Due to COVID-19 (CDSS) COVID-19 Personal Protective Equipment (CDPH) COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) (COSS) COVID-19...
DISASTER AND MASS CASUALTY PLAN Binder This Disaster Training Manual meets the requirements of Title 22, Chap. 1, Art 3-4, section 80023 that states (a) Each licensee shall have and maintain on file a current, written disaster and mass casualty plan of action. (b)...
Developed primarily by Daniel Berkley at Fox Rothschild LLP, a lawyer who specializes in labor and licensing issues in residential care facilities, this staff policy manual will establish a great base for you to work with regarding your staff policies; designed...