The Office of Residential Healthcare Facilities, or ORCF, is a subdivision of the Office of Healthcare programs, or OHP. It oversees HUD-insured healthcare financing programs, like the HUD 232 loan program. It is made up of healthcare industry professionals from several backgrounds.

The Office of Residential Care Facilities (OCRF) is a subdivision of HUD's Office of Healthcare Programs (OHP) composed of healthcare industry professionals that oversees HUD-insured healthcare FHA 232 loan financing.

The OCRF has 21 locations around the United States, with offices currently located in cities including New York, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Washington D.C., Providence, Jacksonville, Detroit, Buffalo, Hartford, Manchester, Knoxville, Columbus, Newark, and Fort Worth.

The Office of Residential Care Facilities (ORCF) provides oversight of HUD-insured healthcare financing programs, like the HUD 232 loan program. It is made up of healthcare industry professionals from several backgrounds. The ORCF has 21 locations around the United States, with offices currently located in cities including New York, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Washington D.C., Providence, Jacksonville, Detroit, Buffalo, Hartford, Manchester, Knoxville, Columbus, Newark, and Fort Worth.

The Office of Residential Care Facilities (ORCF) helps healthcare facilities by overseeing HUD-insured healthcare financing programs, like the HUD 232 loan program. The OCRF is composed of healthcare industry professionals that have 21 locations around the United States. These offices provide assistance to healthcare facilities in obtaining HUD-insured financing for their projects. The OCRF also provides guidance and resources to healthcare facilities on how to best utilize HUD-insured financing programs.

The Office of Residential Care Facilities (ORCF) requires healthcare facilities to meet certain criteria in order to be approved for HUD-insured healthcare financing. These criteria include:

• The facility must be a licensed healthcare facility.
• The facility must be in compliance with all applicable state and local laws.
• The facility must have a current Certificate of Need (CON) from the state in which it is located.
• The facility must have a current Medicare/Medicaid provider agreement.
• The facility must have a current accreditation from an approved accrediting body.
• The facility must have a current financial audit.
• The facility must have a current occupancy rate of at least 80%.

For more information, please visit the Office of Residential Care Facilities website.

The Office of Residential Care Facilities (ORCF) provides a number of benefits to healthcare facilities that are approved by the ORCF. These benefits include:

• Access to HUD-insured healthcare financing programs, such as the HUD 232 loan program.
• Access to 21 locations around the United States, with offices currently located in cities including New York, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Washington D.C., Providence, Jacksonville, Detroit, Buffalo, Hartford, Manchester, Knoxville, Columbus, Newark, and Fort Worth.
• Access to a team of healthcare industry professionals that can provide guidance and assistance with HUD-insured healthcare financing.