AUTOMATED LOAN FILLING (ALF CORE TRAINING
EXAMINATION 2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |BRAND
NEW VERSION
All Assisted Living Facilities operating in the state of
Florida must be licensed by which Agency? - ANSWER-
The Agency for Health Care Administration
The licensing procedures have been established to
comply with - ANSWER-Chapter 429, Part I, F.S. and
Chapter 59A-36 of the Administrative Code
,How soon must a Class "I" violation be corrected? -
ANSWER-24 hours unless a fixed time period is
determined by ACHA
A Violation that presents an imminent danger would be
considered a what class? - ANSWER-Class "I"
A violation that directly threatens clients is considered
what class? - ANSWER-Class "II"
A violation that potentially threatens a client is considered
what class? - ANSWER-Class "III"
,True or False? For Class "I" and "II" violations fines can be
waved if corrected in a time specified. - ANSWER-False
A violation that does not have the potential to negatively
affect a client is considered what class? - ANSWER-Class
"IV"
Can ACHA impose an administrative fine for violations not
designated as one of the four classes? - ANSWER-Yes
When a moratorium or emergency suspension is placed
on a facility they must post what where? - ANSWER-A
notice of action in a place visible to the public.
, What class violation would a personal hygiene issue be
considered? - ANSWER-Class "III"
Exceeding your licensed capacity, violating a moratorium,
providing services beyond the scope of your license, or
violating any terms of your license are considered what
type of violation? - ANSWER-Unclassified Violation
How many days may ACHA extends a denied, revoked or
set to terminate license for the sole purpose of allowing
safe and orderly discharge of clients. - ANSWER-30 days
EXAMINATION 2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |BRAND
NEW VERSION
All Assisted Living Facilities operating in the state of
Florida must be licensed by which Agency? - ANSWER-
The Agency for Health Care Administration
The licensing procedures have been established to
comply with - ANSWER-Chapter 429, Part I, F.S. and
Chapter 59A-36 of the Administrative Code
,How soon must a Class "I" violation be corrected? -
ANSWER-24 hours unless a fixed time period is
determined by ACHA
A Violation that presents an imminent danger would be
considered a what class? - ANSWER-Class "I"
A violation that directly threatens clients is considered
what class? - ANSWER-Class "II"
A violation that potentially threatens a client is considered
what class? - ANSWER-Class "III"
,True or False? For Class "I" and "II" violations fines can be
waved if corrected in a time specified. - ANSWER-False
A violation that does not have the potential to negatively
affect a client is considered what class? - ANSWER-Class
"IV"
Can ACHA impose an administrative fine for violations not
designated as one of the four classes? - ANSWER-Yes
When a moratorium or emergency suspension is placed
on a facility they must post what where? - ANSWER-A
notice of action in a place visible to the public.
, What class violation would a personal hygiene issue be
considered? - ANSWER-Class "III"
Exceeding your licensed capacity, violating a moratorium,
providing services beyond the scope of your license, or
violating any terms of your license are considered what
type of violation? - ANSWER-Unclassified Violation
How many days may ACHA extends a denied, revoked or
set to terminate license for the sole purpose of allowing
safe and orderly discharge of clients. - ANSWER-30 days
