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Room and Board License Application Process
Adult Care Home Program staff adhere to a Code of Conduct. The purpose of the Code of Conduct is to foster a respectful and inclusive work relationship the program and Adult Care Home Providers.
Find monthly newsletters for adult care home operators and staff.
Adult Care Home Provider Bill of Rights.
The Adult Care Home Conference was held at OMSI on Monday, September 25. Find photo gallery, presentation links, lunch sponsors and more.
Registration for qualifying tests, and find training manuals, new caregiver checklists and more.
Changes to OIS certifications put new responsibilities onto course applicants. These changes do not affect current OIS certification, but it will affect you when you get recertified.
Updated requirements for adult care homes, including vaccines, masks, isolation protocol, reporting COVID-19 cases and more.
Resident manager applicants must fulfill many of the same requirements as adult care home operators.
Background checks, caregiver applications and payments.
Frequently Asked Questions about Operating an Adult Care Home for People with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
Read results and comments from the Spring 2019 Provider Survey about how providers have been impacted by the Code of Conduct for ACHP staff.
Facility records, resident records, medication administration records and more.
Sign up for ACHP-approved required training and monthly provider meetings. Find more information other approved training to earn Continuing Education Units (CEU's).
Documentation for Multnomah County Adult Care Home providers.
Programs and Organizations that provide activities to Residents.
Learn about the qualifications to become an adult care home operator.
There are over 600 Adult Care Homes in Multnomah County, and well over 350 of them primarily serve older adults age 65 and with moderate care needs.
The Multnomah County Administrative Rules (MCAR) govern the licensing and operation of adult care homes in Multnomah County.