Inspection Process Project

• Inspection Process Vision Presentation (December 2017 Stakeholder Meetings)
• Inspection Process Vision Overview (December 2017 Stakeholder Meetings)

• Inspection Tool Development Methodology

• Fall 2019 Quarterly Update

• Facility Licensee Feedback Survey

• Pilot Report
• Highlights of the RCFE Pilot Findings from CSUS
• Pilot Plan

The domains listed below are not used for all adult facility types, as some domains do not apply to all facility types or have few requirements. The eleven difference domains found in the CARE Tools for Adult Care facility types are listed below:

• Client/Resident Records-Incident Reports: client records, admission agreement, register of clients, needs and services plan, etc.
• Client/Resident Rights-Information: personal rights, administration, animals and pets in facilities, etc.
• Disaster Preparedness: disaster and mass casualty plan, etc.
• Emergency Intervention: emergency intervention documentation and reporting requirements, emergency intervention staff training, medical examination, etc.
• Food Service: food service, food service-related personnel requirements, etc.
• Health-Related-Services: care for clients with contractures, care for clients with incontinence, care for clients who rely upon others to perform all activities of daily living, etc.
• Incidental Medical Services: restricted health conditions, prohibited health conditions, inhalation-assistive devices, etc.
• Infection Control: mitigation plan, hygiene protocols, personal protective equipment, etc.
• Operational Requirements: plan of operation, fire clearance, safeguarding resident cash, property and valuables, etc.
• Personnel Records-Training: personnel records, health-related services, personnel requirements, etc.
• Physical Plant/Environmental Safety: posting of license, limitations on capacity and ambulatory status, water supply clearance, buildings and groups, etc.
• Staffing: staff-client ratios, staffing-related personnel requirements, night supervision, etc.

The CARE Tools for Senior Care facilities contain requirements in the following licensing domains:

• Operational Requirements: plan of operation, required insurances, fire clearance, etc.
• Physical Plant/Environmental Safety: facility maintenance, living accommodations, storage space, etc.
• Staffing: administrator presence, sufficient staffing, night supervision, etc.
• Personnel Records/Staff Training: criminal record clearance/exemption, training, etc.
• Resident Rights/Information: resident councils, family councils, resident rights, etc.
• Resident Records/Incident Reports: admission agreements, register of residents, etc.
• Food Service: meal requirements, food supply, menus, food preparation, etc.
• Planned Activities: resident participation, community-centered activities, etc.
• Incidental Medical and Dental: plan for incidental medical and dental care, medications, etc.
• Infection Control: mitigation plan, hygiene protocols, personal protective equipment, etc.
• Residents with Special Health Needs: hospice care, residents with dementia, postural supports, etc.
• Disaster Preparedness: emergency plan/disaster & mass casualty plan, etc.

Child Care Inspection Tool Pilot Documents

• Pilot Report (9/14/2020)
• Child Care Standard Tool Pilot Presentation (September 2018 Stakeholder Meeting)
• Pilot Inspection Tools
  • Infant Pilot Standard Tool
  • Pre-School Pilot Standard Tool
  • School-Age Pilot Standard
  • FCCH Pilot Standard Tool

The CARE Tools for Child Care facilities contain requirements in the following licensing domains for Child Care Centers:

• Care and Supervision: protecting children in care, monitoring food intake or special diets, assistance in diapering, toileting, dressing, grooming, other personal hygiene needs, taking medication, etc.
• Children's Records: documentation on special diet or medical needs, individual development plans, etc.
• Food service: food and beverages provided to children in care
• Personal Rights: children's personal rights
• Physical Plant: furniture, toys, flooring, cleanliness, etc.
• Reporting Requirements: reporting incidents, etc.
• Staff Records: staff experience, qualifications, training, general information applicable to staff, etc.
• Staffing Ratio and Capacity: staffing ratios per number of children in care
• Toddler Component: children 18 months to three years of age

The CARE Tools for for Child Care facilities contain requirements in the following licensing domains for Family Child Care Homes:

• Care and Supervision: protecting children in care, monitoring food intake or special diets, assistance in diapering, toileting, dressing, grooming, other personal hygiene needs, taking medication, etc.
• Facility Administration: documentation related to criminal record clearances and exemptions, personnel requirements, reporting requirements, etc.
• Personal Rights: children's personal rights
• Physical Plant: furniture, toys, flooring, cleanliness, etc.
• Records: documentation related to immunization, emergency contact information, etc.
• Staffing Ratio and Capacity: staffing ratios per number of children in care

• Pilot Report (12/11/2020)

The CARE Tools for Children’s Residential facilities tools contain requirements in the following licensing domains for Foster Family Agencies:

• Physical Plant/ Environmental Safety: facility furniture, equipment, supplies, safety and cleanliness
• Operational Requirements: facility accreditation, licensure, board of directors’ information, register of clients, emergency procedures
• Staffing/Personnel Records: staff roster, trainings, clearances, personnel requirements, qualifications, and duties
• Client Records: admission agreement, intake procedures, health records, bedroom sharing arrangements, needs and services plan
• Core-Therapeutic Services: core services and mental health supports provided to children/youth
• Clients with Special Health Care Needs: individualized health care plans, postural support and protective devices, records for specialized resource family and certified family homes
• Resource Family Records: applicant requirements, clearances, training, home environment assessment, family evaluation, certificate of approval
• Resource Family Portability Records: documentation of resource family portability application and approval
• Certified Family Records: applicant requirements, clearances, training, written record of home study, certificate of approval

The CARE Tools for Children’s Residential facilities contain requirements in the following licensing domains for Transitional Housing Placement Program:

• Physical Plant/ Environmental Safety: facility furniture, equipment, fire clearance, telephone access
• Operational Requirements: safeguards for youth’s cash allowances and personal valuables, identification of participant living units, register of clients, participant expectations and consequences
• Staffing/Personnel Records: staff roster, trainings, clearances, personnel requirements, qualifications, and duties
• Client Records: admission agreement, intake procedures, health records, cash allowances, needs and services and transitional independent living plan

The CARE Tools for Children’s Residential facilities contain requirements in the following licensing domains for Group Homes:

• Physical Plant/ Environmental Safety: home supplies (i.e. food/kitchen, bath/bedroom), children/youth’s personal property, medication storage, front and backyard, facility cleanliness and safety
• Operational Requirements: facility accreditation, planned activities, register of clients, safeguards for children/youth’s cash allowances, emergency procedures
• Emergency Intervention Plan: protective separation room requirements, emergency intervention staff training, documentation and reporting requirements
• Staffing/Personnel Records: staff roster, trainings, clearances, personnel requirements, qualifications, and duties, staff ratio
• Client Records: admission agreement, intake procedures, health records, medications, cash allowances, needs and services plan, personal rights
• Clients with Special Health Care Needs: individualized health care plans, additional personnel records, postural support and protective devices

The CARE Tools for Children’s Residential facilities contain requirements in the following licensing domains for Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program:

• Physical Plant/ Environmental Safety: home supplies (i.e. food/kitchen, bath/bedroom), children/youth’s personal property, medication storage, front and backyard, facility cleanliness and safety, protective separation room requirements
• Operational Requirements: continuous quality improvement written policies, complaint procedures, facility accreditation, register of clients, safeguards for children/youth’s cash allowances, emergency procedures
• Emergency Intervention Plan: emergency intervention staff training, documentation and reporting requirements
• Staffing/Personnel Records: staff roster, trainings, clearances, personnel requirements, qualifications, and duties, staff ratio
• Client Records: admission agreement, intake procedures, health records, medications, cash allowances, needs and services plan, personal rights
• Clients with Special Health Care Needs: individualized health care plans, additional personnel records, postural support and protective devices
• Core-Therapeutic Services: core services and mental health supports provided to children/youth, planned activities, trauma-informed interventions and treatment practices

The CARE Tools for Children’s Residential facilities contain requirements in the following licensing domains for Small Family Homes:

• Physical Plant/ Environmental Safety: first aid supplies, swimming pools, telephone access, home supplies (i.e. food/kitchen, bath/bedroom), home water, children/youth’s personal property, medication storage, facility cleanliness and safety
• Operational Requirements: clearances, register of clients, planned activities, safeguards for children/youth’s cash allowances, emergency procedures
• Staffing/Personnel Records: staff roster, trainings, clearances, personnel requirements, qualifications, and duties, staff ratio
• Client Records: admission agreement, intake procedures, health records, medications, cash allowances, needs and services plan, personal rights
• Clients with Special Health Care Needs: individualized health care plans, additional personnel records, postural support and protective devices