We set up your Adult Residential Facility from A to Z: licensing application, administrator certification, home readiness and fire clearance, staffing, Regional Center vendorization, and resident files.
The home itself is part of licensing. We get it inspection-ready.
An Adult Residential Facility (ARF) is a licensed home that provides 24-hour non-medical care and supervision for adults who can't safely live on their own — including adults with developmental disabilities, mental health needs, or physical disabilities.
Adults ages 18 to 59 who need care and supervision.
Non-medical care and supervision, around the clock.
Through California's Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing.
Your plan of operation spells out the care you'll provide. Here's what residents can count on.
Shared living spaces, home-cooked meals, and a household routine — not an institution.
Support with bathing, dressing, and grooming.
Help taking medications as prescribed.
Staff on site around the clock.
Recreation and time out in the community.
ARF licensing has a lot of moving parts: the application, the administrator, the home, and the staff all have to be ready together. Tap any phase to see what we handle.
Business entity, EIN, and budget, plus choosing the home, your capacity, and who you plan to serve — adults with developmental disabilities, mental health needs, or both.
Completing the state's licensing orientation and preparing your full application package for Community Care Licensing — plan of operation, emergency disaster plan, policies, and financial documents.
Your administrator completes the required certification training and exam. We line up the coursework and track it through to completion.
Getting the home ready for the pre-licensing inspection: fire clearance, safety features, resident rooms, and everything inspectors will check.
Direct care staff hired, fingerprint background clearances completed, and training on medication assistance, resident rights, and emergency procedures.
If you will serve residents with developmental disabilities, we prepare your Regional Center vendorization, including your program design and service level.
Admission agreements, needs and services plans, medication records, incident reports, and billing — set up before your first resident moves in.
License issued, home inspected, staff cleared and trained — with our team on call through your opening months.
Book a consultation and we'll map your home, your licensing path, and your timeline — step by step.
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