Cal. HSC § 1569.627

This is the official text of Cal. HSC § 1569.627, part of California’s Health and Safety Code — covers public health, hospitals, controlled substances, and environmental health standards.

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Official statutory text

Any residential care facility for the elderly that advertises or promotes special care, special programming, or a special environment for persons with dementia shall disclose to the department the special features of the facility in its plan of operation. This information shall be provided to the public by the facility upon request. The information shall include a brief narrative description of all of the following facility features:

(a) Philosophy, including, but not limited to, program goals.

(b) Preadmission assessment.

(c) Admission.

(d) Assessment.

(e) Program.

(f) Staff.

(g) Staff training.

(h) Physical environment.

(i) Changes in condition, including, but not limited to, when and under what circumstances are changes made to a participant’s care plan.

(j) Success indicators.

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