Services provided include: 

• Assistance with ADLs and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) 

• Room and board 

• Personal assistance 

• Monitoring activities 

• Social and recreational activities 

• Health-related services (in some cases) 

2. Regulations 

The primary regulations governing residential care services in Alaska include: 

• Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 7 AAC 53 for residential childcare facilities 

• Alaska Statutes 47.33 for assisted living homes 

3. Licensing or Certification 

Licensing is required for residential care service providers in Alaska 

4. Responsible State Agency 

The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Health Care Services, is responsible for licensing assisted living homes. For residential child care facilities, the Department of Health is responsible. 

5. Application Process 

The application process involves submitting required documents to the appropriate department. However, specific details on the application platform are not available. 

6. Required Documentation 

Required documentation may include: 

• Completed application form 

• Current State of Alaska business license 

• Building or use permit (for site-based services) 

• Policies and procedures addressing service evaluation and planning 

• Criminal background check results for staff and administrators. 

7. Timeline for Approval 

The exact timeline for approval is not specified in the provided information. 

8. Pre-Application Process 

There is no specific pre-application process mentioned in the provided information. 

9. Pre-Application Training 

While specific pre-application training is not mentioned, providers must ensure they meet the certification requirements, including having staff with appropriate training and experience. 

10. Additional Notes 

• Assisted living homes must provide a home-like environment. 

• Residents have specific rights, including privacy, managing their own money, and participating in community activities. 

• Staff must receive orientation covering emergency procedures, fire safety, resident rights, and other important topics. 

• Providers must comply with all applicable local and state building codes, fire codes, and sanitation requirements.