The ADHS Bureau of Residential Facilities Licensing sets forth a number of specific rules and regulations that must be followed by all group home operators in the state of Arizona. Some of these rules and regulations include:

  1. Licensing: All group homes must be licensed by the ADHS and must meet specific licensing requirements in order to operate.
  2. Staffing: Group homes must have adequate staffing levels to ensure that residents receive appropriate care and services. Staff must be trained in CPR, first aid, and other relevant topics.
  3. Health and safety: Group homes must maintain a safe and healthy living environment for residents, including ensuring that the home is clean and well-maintained, and that appropriate safety measures are in place.
  4. Medication management: Group homes must have policies and procedures in place for managing residents' medications, including ensuring that medications are properly stored and administered.
  5. Resident rights: Group homes must respect and protect the rights of residents, including their right to privacy, dignity, and respect.
  6. Record keeping: Group homes must maintain accurate and up-to-date records on each resident, including their health status, medications, and care plans.

These are just a few examples of the rules and regulations that must be followed by all group home operators in Arizona. The ADHS Bureau of Residential Facilities Licensing has a comprehensive set of regulations that cover all aspects of group home operation, and it's important for operators to be familiar with these regulations in order to ensure compliance and provide high-quality care to residents.