Where shall every individual licensed as an HFA or RCA display his or her current license?

Every individual licensed as a Home and Facility Administrator (HFA) or Registered Community Associate (RCA) is required to display their current license in a prominent location in their principal office. This requirement serves several important purposes.

Firstly, it ensures transparency and accountability, allowing clients, patients, and other stakeholders to easily verify that the individual is properly licensed and authorized to practice. Displaying the license prominently can instill confidence in the individuals receiving services, as it provides visible proof of compliance with regulatory standards.

Additionally, having the license displayed in a main area, as opposed to a private drawer, personal website, or locked cabinet, aligns with the principle of making relevant information readily accessible. It reinforces the expectation of professionalism and adherence to the standards set forth by the licensing authority.