·	The official licensure term is “Assisted Living Facilities”

·	The term “Assisted Living Center” is used when the center serves 11 or more residents

·	Assisted Living Home is the term used when the home serves 10 or fewer residents

·	Each type of facility can be licensed as providing supervisory care, personal care, or directed care services

·	Assisted Living Facility is a residential care institution with adult foster care that provides all three levels of care

·	Supervisory Care Services include:

·	General supervision

·	Daily awareness of resident and changing needs of resident

·	Crisis intervention

·	Self-administration of Medication

·	Personal Care Services include:

·	Assistance with daily activities (performed by non-professionals)

·	Provide or coordinate intermittent nursing services

·	Administration of medications and other treatments by a licensed nurse

·	Directed Care Services include:

·	Personal care services for people unable to recognize danger, summon assistance, express need, or make basic care decisions

·	Who can be admitted?

·	Supervisory Care Services:

·	Adults who need help with daily activities that can be performed with professional skills or professional training.

·	Personal Care Services:

·	Adults who need help with daily activities

·	Adults who need intermittent nursing

·	Directed Care Services:

·	Adults who need Personal Care Services, but cannot direct that care themselves

·	Adults who require physical or chemical restraints

·	Adults who require services the facility is not able to provide

·	Adults who endanger the health and safety of others

·	Adults who cannot direct their own care,

·	Adults needing continuous nursing services

·	Bed bound Adults, unless it is due to a short term injury or the facility has made special arrangements with the resident for their extra care

·	Adults with stage 3 or 4 pressure sores; unless written authorization by a physician is obtained or the resident is under care of a home health agency or hospice agency.

·	Adults needing continuous nursing

·	Bed bound Adults unless it is due to a short term injury or the facility has made special arrangements with the resident for their extra care

·	Adults with stage 3 or 4 pressure sores unless written authorization by a physician is obtained or the resident is under care of a home health agency or hospice agency.

·	Residents who are ineligible under admission guidelines (see above)

·	Residents with an issue of medical urgency

·	Residents who fail to pay or violate their contract

·	Residents who are ineligible under admission guidelines (see above)

·	Residents who are ineligible under admission guidelines (see above)

·	Exceptions to eviction

·	Residents who need continuous nursing services that are able to contract with licensed hospice services to provide that care

·	Complete 20 hours of training, or the time necessary to prove competency prior to beginning work

·	Certified in First Aid and CPR

·	Completes 6 hours of continuing education per year

·	Complete 30 hours of training, or the time necessary to prove competency prior to beginning work

·	Caregivers must also be competent in providing supervisory care services

·	50 hours total of training

·	Complete 12 hours of training prior to beginning work

·	Caregivers must also be competent at providing supervisory and personal care services

·	62 hours total of training

·	Not specified

·	Yes; the Medicaid program may pay for assisted living services through a Home and Community Based Services Waiver