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State of CaliforniaHealth and Human Services AgencyDepartment of Health Care ServicesINTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES (REHABILITATIVE OR NURSING) INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING COST REPORT FORMS (USE PDF

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How to fill out intermediate care facilities

1. Gather all necessary forms and documents required for filling out the intermediate care facility application
2. Start by providing basic information about the individual needing care, such as name, date of birth, address, and contact information
3. Include details about the individual's medical condition, their current care needs, and any special requirements they may have
4. Provide information about the individual's primary healthcare provider and any other medical professionals involved in their care
5. Include any relevant medical records, test results, or supporting documentation to provide a comprehensive understanding of the individual's health status
6. Complete the financial information section, including details about the individual's income, assets, and insurance coverage
7. Review the filled-out application form for accuracy and completeness before submitting it to the appropriate department or organization
8. If necessary, consult with a healthcare expert or a social worker to ensure all sections of the application are correctly filled out
9. Follow up with the respective department or organization to track the progress of the application and address any additional requirements or inquiries

Who needs intermediate care facilities?

1. Individuals who require specialized medical care and supervision but do not need to be hospitalized
2. Individuals who have a medical condition or disability that requires ongoing assistance and support beyond what can be provided at home
3. Individuals who may be recovering from surgery or illness and need a controlled environment for rehabilitation and recovery
4. Individuals with chronic conditions who need additional help with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and medication management
5. Individuals who may have behavioral or cognitive issues that require specialized care and monitoring
6. Individuals who have been assessed by healthcare professionals and determined to benefit from the services provided by intermediate care facilities

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What is intermediate care facilities?

Intermediate care facilities are residential facilities that provide care and support to individuals who are not able to live independently but do not require the level of care provided in a nursing home.

Who is required to file intermediate care facilities?

Intermediate care facilities are typically required to be filed by the facility administrators or owners.

How to fill out intermediate care facilities?

To fill out intermediate care facilities, the administrators or owners must gather information on the residents, staffing, services provided, and other relevant details about the facility.

What is the purpose of intermediate care facilities?

The purpose of intermediate care facilities is to provide a supportive living environment for individuals who need some assistance with daily activities but do not require skilled nursing care.

What information must be reported on intermediate care facilities?

Information such as number of residents, staffing ratios, services provided, compliance with regulations, and any incidents or complaints must be reported on intermediate care facilities.