Three core compliance manuals your California RCFE needs to operate legally and safely, bundled at a discount. Covers day-to-day operations, emergency preparedness, and Cal/OSHA workplace safety requirements.
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The 3-Pack includes the RCFE Operations Manual (day-to-day care procedures, staffing, resident rights, and administrative protocols), the Emergency Disaster Plan (site-specific evacuation routes, resident accountability, continuity-of-care procedures, and CDSS reporting requirements), and the OSHA Manual for RCFEs (Cal/OSHA Injury and Illness Prevention Program, hazard communication, bloodborne pathogen exposure control, and workplace safety training records).
Purchasing the three manuals individually costs $617 ($229 + $219 + $169). The 3-Pack is $569, saving you $48. All three documents are delivered together with instant access after purchase.
Yes. All three documents are written specifically for California Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly. The Operations Manual follows CDSS requirements under CCR Title 22 Division 6. The Emergency Disaster Plan follows Office of Emergency Services and CDSS requirements for residential care. The OSHA Manual follows Cal/OSHA Title 8 standards as they apply to residential care employers.
Yes. All three manuals are delivered in editable Microsoft Word format. You customize them with your facility name, address, administrator name, staff roster, floor plan details, and any facility-specific procedures before placing them in your binders or submitting to CDSS.
Yes. Regulations change and your facility's operations evolve. Best practice is to review each manual annually and update whenever CDSS issues new guidance, Cal/OSHA changes applicable standards, or your facility's physical plant, staffing, or resident population changes materially.