ALF Articles
Type A vs Type B Assisted Living Facilities | TX
(a) Employees. (1) Manager. Each facility must designate, in writing, a manager to have authority over the operation. (A) Qualifications. In small facilities, the manager
92.22 Alzheimer’s Certification of a Type B Facility for an Initial License Applicant in Good Standing | TX
(a) An applicant may request that DADS, before conducting an on-site health inspection, issue an initial license for a Type B facility and an Alzheimer’s
92.21 Initial License for a Type A or Type B Facility for an Applicant in Good Standing | TX
a. An applicant may request that DADS issue, before conducting an on-site health inspection, an initial license for a Type A or Type B facility.
92.20 Provisional License | TX
a. DADS may issue a six-month provisional license in the case of a corporate change of ownership. b. DADS must issue a six-month provisional license
92.19 Decrease in Capacity | TX
a. A license holder that wishes to decrease the licensed capacity of the facility must provide written notification to DADS’ Licensing and Credentialing Section. The
92.18 Increase in Capacity | TX
a. A license holder must not increase a facility’s licensed capacity without approval from DADS. b. The license holder must submit an application for an