Title 22 compliance software for CCLD inspections
California Community Care Licensing (CCLD) can visit an RCFE or board-and-care home unannounced. CareMAR keeps medication records, physician orders, and California LIC forms current and print-ready every day — not just the week before an inspection is due.
What CCLD looks for
A Title 22 licensing visit typically reviews a facility's medication administration records, physician orders, admission and appraisal paperwork, personal rights acknowledgements, and the register of residents — the same records covered by the California LIC forms built into CareMAR (LIC 9020, LIC 602A, LIC 622, LIC 603/603A, and LIC 613C-2). See the full list of LIC forms CareMAR supports.
How CareMAR keeps you inspection-ready
- Every dose is charted on a monthly MAR grid, timestamped, and kept in a complete audit trail.
- Physician orders, faxes, and signed forms are stored on the resident's record instead of a separate binder.
- California LIC forms are prefilled from resident data already in the system, so they're print-ready on request.
- A licensing readiness view shows what's missing before a CCLD analyst does.
- Daily snapshots mean records can't be quietly lost or altered without a trace.
Who this is for
RCFE licensees, administrators, and board-and-care home owners who are personally responsible for what CCLD finds during a visit — not a facility with a dedicated compliance department. CareMAR is built specifically for the 6-bed California home, not adapted from a hospital-scale EHR.