How many separate ALFs can an administrator supervise?

The correct answer reflects that an administrator can supervise up to three separate Assisted Living Facilities (ALFs). This limitation is put in place to ensure effective management and oversight, as each facility requires attention to various operational aspects, such as resident care, staff management, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance. By regulating the number of facilities an administrator can oversee, it is intended to maintain a high standard of care and avoid the potential pitfalls of having too many establishments under one person’s supervision, which could result in decreased oversight and potential neglect of any one facility.

The training reflects best practices in facility management, emphasizing the importance of balance in administrative responsibilities to promote positive outcomes for residents while adhering to all required regulations.