Yes, RCFEs are state licensed care facilities. To be licensed, a facility applies to Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division (DSS/CCL) for a license. After the facility is licensed, it has to comply with all legal requirements and the Title 22 regulations for owning and operating an assisted living facility.
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