An ARF resident can be evicted for failing to pay for basic services after how many days?

The correct timeframe for an ARF (Adult Residential Facility) resident to be at risk of eviction due to failure to pay for basic services is 10 days. In California, under the regulations governing ARF facilities, residents are provided a grace period of 10 days to rectify any failure to pay for essential services before eviction proceedings can be initiated. This policy is designed to ensure that residents have adequate time to address payment issues while also allowing the facility to maintain its operations and meet its financial obligations. It reflects a balance between supporting residents and the operational needs of the facility. Understanding this timeframe is important for ARF administrators in managing resident relations and ensuring compliance with state regulations.