The New CE Calculator Tool is Now LIVE! The new CEU Calculator tool is one of the many features recently added to best serve our Assisted Living Administrator licensees across the state. HOW TO USE “Shirley’s Law” Elder and Adult in Need of Protective Services Abuse Registry On January 1, 2023, HB105 became official. This bill requires The Department of Human Resources to establish and maintain a registry of people convicted of certain crimes or abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of property of an elderly person or adult in need of protective services. This registry will be the Alabama Elder and Adult in Need of Protective Services Abuse Registry. Healthcare facilities, including assisted living and specialty care, assisted living facilities, will be required to query this registry for current employees and prospective employees. LEARN MORE Attention Current Administrators Our website has been updated. Click the button below for instructions on how to register an account. *REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BY OCTOBER 1, 2022. LEARN HOW TO REGISTER Purpose The purpose in the establishment of the Board of Examiners of Assisted Living Administrators is to license and regulate assisted living administrators in the state of Alabama. Through this program, the Board examines persons seeking a license to engage in assisted living administration and establishes and enforces standards for the licensing and practicing of assisted living administration. Licensee
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Board Responsibilities

  • Ensuring that all assisted living and specialty care assisted living facilities in the state are administered by a licensed administrator

  • Establishing and enforcing standards that are pre-requisite to licensure and licensure renewal

  • Administering appropriate examinations

  • Issuing license renewals to qualified persons

  • Investigating and determining appropriate actions with regard to any charge or complaint lodged against a licensed administrator

  • Conducting a continuing study of assisted living facilities and specialty care assisted living facilities and administrators with a view to the improvement of the standards imposed for the licensing of such administrators

  • Approving various educational programs for continuing education credits for all assisted living administrators

Online Renewals and Forms

ALL monies paid to the BOEALA must be paid online. Note: Your renewal letter will serve as your ONLY reminder for your license renewal. It is your responsibility to be sure you send all required documents with your renewal to avoid the $275 late fee.

Course Approval

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Training

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Upcoming Events

Our purpose is to license and regulate assisted living administrators in the state of Alabama.