RCFE compliance software · California
Give residents the care they deserve — and the paperwork to prove it.
Title22 turns California's assisted-living regulations into daily working systems, so your team spends less time chasing paperwork and more time with the people in your care.
From $49/month for one facility · 14-day free trial, no credit card · See all plans
The story, in four steps
Watch it sketch out as you scroll — this is the shift your facility makes.
Binders and printouts
Where compliance used to live — until a page went missing.
One digital record
Every entry timestamped, attributed, and complete.
Audit-ready, always
Nothing to scramble for before a DSS visit.
Every facility, one view
Scale without losing consistency across licenses.
Everything you need, in three places
Compliance, staff time, and growth — the three things that actually keep an administrator up at night.
Compliance, every day
- Digital MAR with gap flagging
- PRN reason + follow-up capture
- Records mapped to LIC 622 / 602A
Less paperwork, more care
- Medication auto-fill
- One login instead of paper binders
- Morning briefing in plain language
One system, every facility
- Multi-facility switching
- Role-based caregiver access
- Consistent records across licenses
Everything DSS looks at, in one place
Each module maps to something a licensing analyst actually checks — not a generic feature list.
Medication Administration Records
Digital MAR with medication auto-fill, PRN documentation, and complete administration history per resident. Every entry is timestamped and attributed to the caregiver who made it.
Role-based caregiver access
Administrator, supervisor, caregiver, and read-only roles keep documentation accountable. Caregivers see what they need for their shift — nothing they shouldn't touch.
Multi-facility oversight
Operating more than one home? Switch between facilities from one account, with records and staff kept cleanly separated per license.
AI daily briefing
Start each morning with a plain-language summary of what needs attention today: documentation gaps, follow-ups, and items an auditor would flag.
A hard line we don't cross: Title22's AI never suggests, corrects, or comments on clinical dosage information. Medication decisions belong to physicians and pharmacists. Our AI is limited to documentation completeness and compliance — nothing clinical, ever.
Questions operators ask first
The four we hear most. Read the full FAQ →
Does Title22 replace our paper binders completely?
Yes. Title22 moves your facility from paper binders to a single digital record. Every entry is automatically timestamped and permanently attributed to the caregiver who logged it — a clean audit trail for a DSS licensing analyst, with no shared logins.
Which CDSS licensing forms are mapped inside the software?
The core modules map to the documents an analyst checks during a visit: LIC 622 (personnel records / staff files), LIC 602A (physician's report / resident appraisal), and a digital MAR with gap flagging and PRN reason and follow-up tracking.
Does the AI make clinical decisions or adjust medication doses?
No — this is a hard line. Title22's AI never suggests, corrects, or comments on clinical dosage information. Medication decisions belong to physicians and pharmacists. The AI is limited to documentation completeness and compliance guidelines.
We operate multiple facilities. Can we track them all together?
Yes. Administrators switch between facility locations from a single dashboard account, while every resident record, staff log, and license stays separated per facility license number.
Built with an RCFE administrator, not just for one
Title22 is developed alongside Charise Canlas, licensed California RCFE administrator (certificate #6078726740, certified through August 26, 2027). The workflows come from real facility operations and real DSS visits — not guesses about what compliance looks like.
Developed with Charise Canlas, licensed California RCFE administrator (certificate #6078726740, certified through August 26, 2027), working alongside a Fresno operator running licensed six-bed care homes — not adapted from generic healthcare software. The certificate is verifiable on the CDSS administrator registry.
Requirements are drawn from Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 8 and mapped to LIC 622, LIC 602A and the MAR. Where a rule isn't grounded in the regulations or a practicing administrator's knowledge, it doesn't ship.
The AI never suggests, corrects, or comments on clinical dosage information — on any plan, including the free trial. Documentation completeness only.