The California Department of Public Health (CDPH), Centralized Applications Unit (CAU) has implemented an online licensing/certification application process for ICFs, PCCs, and SNFs requesting initial licensing approval and MCs requesting initial approval. Providers should continue submitting all report of changes and change of ownership applications via hard copy. Refer to the CAU website for ongoing updates regarding CDPHās implementation of the online licensing/certification application process and the inclusion of additional provider types.
To use the online licensing/certification application process, providers must create a username and password and complete all required facility, personal, and administrative information. Detailed instructions for registering and submitting an application are available in the āL&C Application User Guide for Providers.ā
After successfully submitting an online application, the system sends a confirmation e-mail with an identification number (Tracking ID number) to the providerās designated point of contact. Providers should use the Tracking ID number when contacting CAU about their application. The confirmation e-mail will also include the application fees due and instructions on how to submit payment to CAU. At this time, online payments are not available. CAU must receive payment and all required documentation prior to processing the application.
To avoid duplicate applications, if you have already submitted a paper licensing application to CAU, please do not submit an application online.
Overview of the Online Licensing/Certification Application Process
The online licensing application process is available at:
https://eforms.cdph.ca.gov
For forms and additional information on licensing/certification applications, please visit CAUās website.
If you have any questions about this AFL, please contact CAU by phone at (916) 552-8632 or by email at
CAU@cdph.ca.gov.
Sincerely,
Original signed by Jean Iacino
Jean Iacino
Deputy Director
Attachment:
L&C Application User Guide for Providers