Free live webinar · Tuesday, Nov 3rd

The Assisted Living Waiver, explained by an operator

A LIVE session for California assisted living owners and administrators. Learn how the ALW program works, what it takes to qualify, and what the billing and enrollment process looks like.

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Tuesday, Nov 3rd at 12:30 PM PT, about 60 minutes
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Hosted by an active facility operator. Real operational experience, no textbook theory
What we cover

Everything you need to decide if ALW is right for your facility

1

ALW program overview

What the Assisted Living Waiver is, how it works, and where it fits for a residential care facility.

2

ALW as a revenue source

How the program reimburses care, what the payment structure looks like, and how it compares to private pay.

3

Eligibility requirements

What qualifies your facility and your residents, so you know where you stand before you start.

4

Documents and timeline

The paperwork the state expects and a realistic view of the approval timeline.

5

Program coordination

How the state, DHCS, and care management entities interact with your facility once you are enrolled.

6

Payment and reimbursement

The payment structure, how reimbursement works, and the ongoing support after enrollment.

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