Located directly opposite Bolivar High School and Intermediate School, the Mashburn Residential Care/Learning Facility has provided housing and care for over 50 years.
Spanning 3.24 acres of prime real estate on a major commercial thoroughfare, the facility covers nearly 10,000 sq/ft and is licensed for up to 36 residents.
Ideal for reopening, renovating, or redeveloping from scratch in this premium location.
Licensing a Residential Care Facility in Missouri: In Missouri, Residential Care Facilities (RCFs) are regulated by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Division of Regulation and Licensure. To operate an RCF, you must obtain a license by meeting specific requirements, including:
- Application: Submit a completed application to DHSS, including financial documentation, facility diagrams, and management contracts. A licensing fee is required.
- Administrator: The facility must have a licensed administrator, certified by the Missouri Board of Nursing Home Administrators under Chapter 344, RSMo.
- Physical Plant: The facility must comply with construction, fire safety, and health regulations, ensuring at least 70 sq/ft of living space per resident and adequate bathroom facilities.
- Staffing: Staff must undergo background checks via the Family Care Safety Registry. Medication aides must be licensed by the Missouri Assisted Living Association.
- Inspections: Pass initial and periodic inspections by DHSS, including fire and safety checks by the State Fire Marshal.
- Resident Care: Provide 24-hour care, including supervision of diets, personal care, and medication management, with residents able to evacuate unassisted or with minimal help.
Licenses are issued for up to two years, with renewal requiring ongoing compliance. For detailed regulations, contact DHSS at (573) 526-8524 or visit health.mo.gov.
