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Assisted Living Education has been operating in and improving the growing senior care industry for over 15 years.
Founded by certified RCFE administrators, Jane Van Dyke-Perez and Bill Perez, we have licensed more than 1,100 assisted living facilities and built close relationships with the California Department of Social Services, assisted living managers, owners and industry professionals.
As senior living care educators ourselves, we strive to contribute our knowledge and skills to continually improve senior care and the satisfaction of those working in the industry.
If you’re ready to take the first step toward a career as an RCFE Administrator, Assisted Living Education is here to help.
RCFE License Application in California: The Complete 2026 Guide The California RCFE license application is the formal package you file with the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) to obtain a license to operate a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly. The application includes the required Section A and Section B materials, along with supporting […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a tool for big tech companies. It’s showing up in your RCFE community too, helping with documentation, scheduling, communication, and marketing. These tools save you time. But they also come with new responsibilities. Before introducing AI into your community, it’s a best practice to establish clear policies for […]
California is unique in many ways, and its senior care system reflects that. One of the most widely used models is the Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE). You may wonder what RCFEs are and how they differ from other senior housing models. We’ll answer that question and more in this article. Defining an […]
Why the LIC 625 Is One of the Most Important Documents in an RCFE For many new RCFE Administrators, the LIC 625 Appraisal Needs and Services Plan can be confusing. Some Administrators are unsure whether the form is required, how often it should be updated, or what information belongs on it. Others view it as […]
Summer brings longer days, brighter weather, and more chances to engage residents in California Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFEs). It also creates unique challenges. Higher temperatures, wildfire season, air quality concerns, and increased dehydration risks require thoughtful planning from every RCFE Administrator. A strong summer activity program does more than fill time on […]
Assisted Living Education is preparing to launch a new learning management system designed to provide students with an updated online learning experience. The transition is tentatively scheduled for June 29, 2026. During the transition period, both the current Litmos platform and the new Absorb learning portal will remain in use. The platform students should access […]
A complete guide for aspiring RCFE operators and administrators navigating California’s licensing requirements, zoning rules, and ongoing training obligations. Starting a residential assisted living home in California is one of the most meaningful business decisions a person can make. You are entering a field that directly supports some of the most vulnerable members of society, […]
If you are researching leadership credentials in senior care, you have probably seen two similar terms: RCFE Administrator certification and senior living Administrator certification. They sound similar, but they are not always interchangeable, and the difference matters for compliance, hiring, and career planning. In California, RCFE Administrator certification is tied to state licensing requirements for […]
Current California RCFE Data as of June 2026 Caregiver turnover is one of the largest unmeasured operating costs in many California residential care facilities for the elderly (RCFEs). Most operators track payroll and overtime. Far fewer calculate the full financial impact of replacing a caregiver from recruitment through competency verification. For small and mid-sized RCFEs, […]
