True or False: A facility may operate without a defined maximum capacity if it is within acceptable standards of care.

A facility must adhere to established regulations that specify a defined maximum capacity to ensure safety and adequate care for residents. Operating without a defined maximum capacity can lead to overcrowding, which may compromise the quality of care and the health and safety of the residents. Title 22 regulations are designed to protect individuals in care facilities, ensuring they receive appropriate staffing, resources, and support. Therefore, the requirement for a maximum capacity is crucial for maintaining the standards of care that these regulations set forth. Without a defined limit, a facility could exceed what is manageable, thereby violating these important standards.