by California Infrastructure Team | May 13, 2022 | FAQ - Joint RFA
Community engagement and support, particularly with people who have lived experience (behavioral health condition or homelessness experience), would be considered a best practice. Engaging community partners increases referrals, care coordination, and the individual’s... by California Infrastructure Team | May 13, 2022 | FAQ - Joint RFA
Each application should be attached to a single address. One address can include several facilities. One project can contain multiple facilities. Applicants are required to submit a unique application and budget for every project. by California Infrastructure Team | Apr 18, 2022 | FAQ - Joint RFA
The state retains the right of approval on any and all projects and will review on a case-by-case basis. At a bare minimum, a real estate transaction must be legal and must support the health and safety of the project’s stakeholders and clientele. by California Infrastructure Team | Apr 18, 2022 | FAQ - Joint RFA
Remodeling an existing facility is an allowable project under BHCIP and CCE as long as it results in an expansion that will allow the facility to serve a greater number of the target population. Repairs to an existing licensed ARF or RCFE that does not result in an... by California Infrastructure Team | Apr 18, 2022 | FAQ - Joint RFA
Yes, prevailing wage requirements do apply to some of the pre-development activities, such as geo-technical studies performed by civil engineers, surveys, and inspections. Applicants might want to contact prevailing wage experts such as... by California Infrastructure Team | Apr 18, 2022 | FAQ - Joint RFA
You are encouraged to contact the Community Care Licensing Division within CDSS to discuss changes or updates to your license when you propose changes to your facility.