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1Professor and Program Director, Health Care Administration Program, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA.
Abstract:
Resident acuity, Medicaid's increased role in funding assisted living, and the COVID-19 pandemic have brought increased attention to the regulatory environment of assisted living facilities (ALFs) and the responsibilities of ALF administrators (ALFAs) are growing increasingly complex. This study explores, describes, and compares the education (degree and assisted living-specific training), experience, exam (competency), and continuing education requirements for ALFAs across all states, and how states' requirements compare to national assisted living associations' suggested standards for entry-level and ongoing practice. Wide variation in ALFA qualifications are identified, with some states found to have extremely low qualification requirements.
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