Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) Practice Test

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How many days does an applicant have to appeal a denied license?

The correct answer is: 15

An applicant has 15 days to appeal a denied license for a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly. This time frame is established by regulations that aim to ensure that applicants have a reasonable opportunity to respond and seek a review of the decision that affects their ability to operate a facility. Understanding this timeline is crucial for applicants, as failing to appeal within this period may result in the inability to challenge the denial and ultimately impact their plans to establish or continue operating a facility. This 15-day window strikes a balance between granting applicants sufficient time to prepare their appeal while also ensuring that regulatory decisions can be finalized in a timely manner.