Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) Practice Test

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When there is a change of administrator, how many days must the licensing agency be notified in writing?

  1. 5

  2. 10

  3. 20

  4. 30

The correct answer is: 30

The requirement to notify the licensing agency in writing about a change of administrator within 30 days is in place to ensure regulatory oversight and continuity of care in residential care facilities for the elderly. This notification period allows the licensing agency to review the qualifications of the new administrator, ensuring they comply with state regulations and are fit to manage the facility. It serves as a safeguard to maintain high standards in care provision and overall facility management. In this context, the extended timeframe of 30 days is important for both the facility and the agency, allowing enough time for a thorough transition process and ensuring that the resident's needs and safety are prioritized during the change in leadership.