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Licensing Support Services
Guiding You Through Every Step of Licensing Your Facility
Starting your adult residential facility can be overwhelming. Wolf Point, LLC provides hands-on initial licensing support with the application and licensing process, so you don't have to navigate it alone. From preparing forms to meeting compliance standards, we ensure your first steps are done right.
Adult Residential Facility
ARF operates an adult residential facility that provides 24-hour non-medical care to adults ages 18-59 who are unable to live independently due to physical, developmental, or mental health needs. These homes, typically accommodating 4-6 beds, emphasize daily living support, personal care, and community integration while adhering to compliance standards and offering initial licensing support.
Residential Care Facility for the Elderly
Adult residential facilities, commonly referred to as RCFEs or "assisted living," offer housing, meals, personal care, and supervision for individuals aged 60 and older. These facilities can vary in size, from small homes to larger facilities, all of which must adhere to compliance standards and often require initial licensing support.
Intermediate Care Facilities
ICFs serve individuals with developmental disabilities who require more structured care than an adult residential facility but do not need the full medical services of a hospital or skilled nursing facility. They provide active treatment, personal care, and skill development programs while ensuring compliance standards are met and offering initial licensing support.
Skilled Nursing Facilities
SNFs, also referred to as adult residential facilities or nursing homes, provide 24-hour nursing care for residents requiring medical supervision, rehabilitation, or long-term support for chronic conditions. These facilities are highly regulated and must adhere to strict compliance standards set by federal and state authorities, including initial licensing support.
Adult Day Center
Adult Day Care programs offer a safe and structured environment for adults who need supervision during the day while living at home with family or caregivers. These programs comply with relevant compliance standards and typically provide services such as meals, social activities, personal care, and sometimes health monitoring. Additionally, they may offer initial licensing support to ensure quality care.