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Answers to common questions about starting a non-medical California Home Care Organization and the services included in our California Startup Package.
This package is designed for a California Home Care Organization, commonly referred to as an HCO, that will provide non-medical personal care services.
A California Home Care Organization is a public or private organization that provides personal care services in a person's California residence.
This startup package focuses on non-medical personal care, including assistance with activities of daily living and related instrumental activities of daily living.
California Home Care Organizations are licensed and inspected by the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) through its Home Care Services Branch.
CDSS currently lists a $5,603 fee for a two-year Home Care Organization license. The separate Home Care Aide registration fee is currently $35 for two years. Confirm the current fee schedule before submitting payment.
California HCO licenses currently renew on a two-year cycle. State law and fee schedules can change, so verify current renewal instructions.
Exact requirements depend on the applicant's ownership, personnel, services, location, and application details. California requirements generally include items such as:
Home Health Forms will proivde guidance and support to accomplish these requirements.
The organization must maintain a California office and keep required records there. The premises, records, policies, and other materials are subject to inspection by CDSS.
A proposed home-based office must still satisfy CDSS operational and recordkeeping requirements plus local zoning, business-license, lease or homeowners-association, privacy, accessibility, and safety rules.
A California HCO may arrange nonmedical services that help a client remain safely at home. These may include:
Affiliated Home Care Aides must be registered with CDSS, background-cleared, trained, and supervised by the HCO. Skilled nursing services are outside this package and require the separate CDPH Home Health Agency pathway.
The California Home Care Organization Complete Startup Package may include:
Home Health Forms provides startup guidance, customized documents, and application-preparation assistance. CDSS makes all licensing and Home Care Aide registration decisions.
The applicant remains responsible for providing complete and truthful information, satisfying ownership, financial, insurance, personnel, office, background-check, nursing-supervision, and operational requirements, paying government fees, responding to state requests, preparing for the survey, and maintaining regulatory compliance. Home Health Foms provides guidance and documents that meet regulatory requirements to ensure your success.
Customized policy manuals, forms, and related digital documents are generally emailed within five business days after Home Health Forms receives all company information needed to complete the customization.
logo creation, website development, domain registration, printing, shipping, and other package components may have separate production timelines.
Cancellation and refund eligibility depends on the work already completed, customized materials produced, digital products delivered, third-party expenses paid, printing ordered, and other services already performed.
Last reviewed: August 30, 2026
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Answers to common questions about starting a non-medical California Home Care Organization and the services included in our California Startup Package.
This package is designed for a California Home Care Organization, commonly referred to as an HCO, that will provide non-medical personal care services.
A California Home Care Organization is a public or private organization that provides personal care services in a person's California residence.
This startup package focuses on non-medical personal care, including assistance with activities of daily living and related instrumental activities of daily living.
California Home Care Organizations are licensed and inspected by the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) through its Home Care Services Branch.
CDSS currently lists a $5,603 fee for a two-year Home Care Organization license. The separate Home Care Aide registration fee is currently $35 for two years. Confirm the current fee schedule before submitting payment.
California HCO licenses currently renew on a two-year cycle. State law and fee schedules can change, so verify current renewal instructions.
Exact requirements depend on the applicant's ownership, personnel, services, location, and application details. California requirements generally include items such as:
Home Health Forms will proivde guidance and support to accomplish these requirements.
The organization must maintain a California office and keep required records there. The premises, records, policies, and other materials are subject to inspection by CDSS.
A proposed home-based office must still satisfy CDSS operational and recordkeeping requirements plus local zoning, business-license, lease or homeowners-association, privacy, accessibility, and safety rules.
A California HCO may arrange nonmedical services that help a client remain safely at home. These may include:
Affiliated Home Care Aides must be registered with CDSS, background-cleared, trained, and supervised by the HCO. Skilled nursing services are outside this package and require the separate CDPH Home Health Agency pathway.
The California Home Care Organization Complete Startup Package may include:
Home Health Forms provides startup guidance, customized documents, and application-preparation assistance. CDSS makes all licensing and Home Care Aide registration decisions.
The applicant remains responsible for providing complete and truthful information, satisfying ownership, financial, insurance, personnel, office, background-check, nursing-supervision, and operational requirements, paying government fees, responding to state requests, preparing for the survey, and maintaining regulatory compliance. Home Health Foms provides guidance and documents that meet regulatory requirements to ensure your success.
Customized policy manuals, forms, and related digital documents are generally emailed within five business days after Home Health Forms receives all company information needed to complete the customization.
logo creation, website development, domain registration, printing, shipping, and other package components may have separate production timelines.
Cancellation and refund eligibility depends on the work already completed, customized materials produced, digital products delivered, third-party expenses paid, printing ordered, and other services already performed.
Last reviewed: August 30, 2026
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