What You Must Understand About California Home Care Laws

California’s home care industry is heavily regulated to protect vulnerable seniors. The Home Care Services Consumer Protection Act of 2013 (AB 1217) is the cornerstone of these regulations. It mandates licensing for home care organizations (HCOs) and creates a public online registry for home care aides (HCAs) who undergo background checks.

In response to client safety and security concerns, the state has enacted these regulations and laws to impose safety checks and training. The act also addresses concerns about the abuse of HCO workers and delineates the standards for companies employing caregivers.

This ebook will provide a detailed overview of these laws, regulations, and compliance requirements for home care providers in California.

What You’ll learn:

• Key components of the Home Care Services Consumer Protection Act
• Penalties for non-compliance
• What are the licensing and compliance requirements for home care providers?
• What are California’s latest home care regulations?
• What are the best practices to adhere to these regulations?
• How to ensure workplace safety and data security?
• What is the CMS Medicaid 80/20 Rule?
• California’s In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) program
• What is the Domestic Worker Bill of Rights?

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