This course provides residential care administrators and staff with a comprehensive framework for leveraging annual physical examinations as both a regulatory requirement and a proactive health safeguard. Focusing on California’s Title 22 CCR §87602, the curriculum equips participants to transform the annual physical into a powerful tool for early detection of critical health risks, including those often overlooked by healthcare providers. Participants will learn to recognize and respond to seven “silent threat” conditions—urinary tract infections, unintentional weight loss, polypharmacy complications, cognitive decline, dehydration, skin breakdown, and medication adverse effects—before they escalate into emergencies.
Through practical modules, the course covers compliant documentation, effective physician collaboration, and staff training protocols that align with federal standards (CMS, OSHA, HIPAA, ADA, SAMHSA) and support inspection readiness. Administrators will gain actionable strategies to satisfy surveyors, reduce preventable hospitalizations, and demonstrate a genuine commitment to resident safety and person-centered care. The course is designed for administrators, licensees, and caregivers in Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE), but its principles are applicable across a range of residential care settings seeking to elevate health monitoring and compliance practices.
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⚠️ Important Notice: To comply with California Title 22 regulation, it is mandatory to complete the full required time for each section in order to receive credit.
➡️ Each section has a required time to complete. Check the course outline below to see how long each section takes. You must spend the full time in each section before moving to the next one.
