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A Wisconsin Community-Based Residential Facility (CBRF) is a licensed assisted living home where 5 or more unrelated adults live and receive room and board, supervision and support services, with no more than 3 hours of nursing care per resident per week.
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Service scope, state and payer routes, workforce, visits, EVV, wage controls, safety, continuity, pricing, and quality.
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The current CMS enrollment moratorium, state licensure, clinical governance, certification, patient acceptance, billing, QAPI, and survey readiness.
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Housing model, competitive funding, property, civil rights, admissions, supportive services, budget, safety, and outcomes.
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Product and payer route, location, enrollment, licenses, accreditation, bond, orders, inventory, delivery, billing, and revalidation.
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Client contracts, agency registration, worker credentialing, host safety duties, scheduling, payroll, margin, incidents, and renewals.
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Collection versus testing, professional scope, lab contracts, exposure controls, patient identity, specimen integrity, transport, and pricing.
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Resident and capacity classification, state route, property approval, resident rights, staffing, operations, economics, and inspection readiness.
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Program classification, regulators, property and life safety, person-centered services, staffing, medication, finances, and pre-opening review.
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Recovery level, certification, fair housing, ethical admissions, resident rights, treatment boundary, economics, safety, and outcomes.
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Private housing versus custodial contracts, procurement, property, admissions, services, resident rights, security, economics, and outcomes.
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Local property classification, occupancy, fire and building review, fair screening, leasing, shared-house operations, economics, and renewals.
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Community-care operations, property, staffing, participants, transportation, payers, economics, quality, and survey readiness.
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Active CMS enrollment gate, licensure, certification, clinical governance, eligibility, workforce, billing, QAPI, and survey readiness.
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Transparent compensation, provider verification, consent, privacy, fair recommendations, introductions, economics, and complaint control.
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Ownership, clinical authority, pharmacy and drug controls, patient safety, truthful marketing, service economics, and quality.
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Ownership, clinician authority, child-centered assessment, treatment planning, supervision, credentialing, billing integrity, safety, and outcomes.
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Service model, professional scope, crisis coverage, privacy, payer enrollment, clinical governance, access, quality, and sustainable operations.
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Test menu, CLIA certificate type, laboratory director, state requirements, specimen controls, quality systems, reporting, and billing.
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PT, OT, and SLP scope, ownership, enrollment, referrals, plans of care, documentation, staffing, billing, outcomes, and survey readiness.
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Two businesses in the same category can have very different labor needs, collection times, licensing burdens, and repeat-customer patterns. Use the business viability worksheet to compare your own assumptions.