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Home Healthcare
Expert Non-Medical Home Care For Seniors & Disabled. LA Metro Area.
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Long Term Health Care
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Nursing Home--Los Angeles
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HealthCareGRP.com
Senior Home Companions
Safety with Peace of Mind at Home Supervised by Nurse Practitioners
www.seniorhomecompanion.net
Santa Ana Home Health
Call Us For Home Health Care And Service For Your Family Members.
www.NiguelHillsCareVilla.com
Medicare Certified?
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www.beaconhealth.org/
Nursing Home Care
California's premier Nursing Home Chain. Decades of care &experience.
www.windsorcares.com
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American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
Membership consists of over 5,000 not-for-profit nursing homes, continuing care retirement communities, senior housing facilities, assisted living and community services.
www.aahsa.org
American Assisted Living Nurses Association
Website has an online discussion forum, in addition to membership and other information.
www.aalna.org
American College of Health Care Administrators
Professional society for nearly 6,300 administrators in long-term care, assisted living and subacute care.
www.achca.org
American Health Care Association
Federation of 50 state health organizations, together representing non-profit and for-profit assisted living, nursing facility, and subacute care providers.
www.ahca.org
Associated Home Health Industries of Florida
Membership organization of home health care providers.
ahhif.org
Arizona Assisted Living Federation of America
Trade association of assisted liveing providers, industry partners and supporting organizations.
www.azalfa.org
C
Care Providers of Minnesota
Trade association for Minnesota's long-term care and housing community.
www.careproviders.org
Consumer Consortium on Assisted Living
Nonprofit organization promoting assisted-living as a long-term healthcare option.
www.ccal.org
H
Home Care Association of Washington
Members include licensed home health, hospice and home care agencies.
www.hcaw.org
I
Illinois Health Care Association
Represents nursing homes and facilities for the developmentally disabled in Illinois.
www.ihca.com
Indiana Health Care Association
Member facilities care for Indiana's geriatric, pediatric, mentally retarded and developmentally disabled population.
www.ihca.org
M
Mid-Atlantic Non-profit Health and Housing Association
Represents those who deliver housing, healthcare, community and related services to the aging in Maryland and D.C.
www.manpha.org
N
National Association for the Support of Long Term Care
Represents Medicare reimbursed ancillaries for the post-acute industry. The majority of members provide medical products and services (with a concentration of rehabilitation therapy) to the long term care industry.
www.nasl.org
National Center for Assisted Living
Assisted living voice of the American Health Care Association.
www.ncal.org
National Registry of Rehabilitation Therapy Suppliers
All members of NRRTS meet specific professional membership requirements and agree to adhere to a code of ethics and standards of practice.
www.nrrts.org
O
Ohio Health Care Association
Represents nursing facilities, ICFs/MR, and residential care facilities in the state of Ohio.
www.ohca.org
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V
Virginia Association of Nonprofit Homes for the Aging
Statewide organization of not-for-profit retirement housing facilities, adult care residences, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement communities.
www.vanha.org
Virginia Health Care Association
Based in Richmond, Virginia, is a membership organization of licensed nursing and assisted living facilities.
www.vhca.org
W
Wisconsin Association Of Medical Equipment Services
Trade association of home medical equipment providers.
www.wames.org
Wisconsin Health Care Association
Non-profit organization representing the interests of Wisconsin nursing facilities.
www.whca.com
Home Healthcare
Expert Non-Medical Home Care For Seniors & Disabled. LA Metro Area.
www.Glendale.RightAtHome.net
Reliable Home Health Care
Get Matched with Trusted Providers in Minutes. Free and Easy Service!
www.guidetoseniorlife.com
Long Term Care Insurance
Cost of Care Survey Stats. Learn More & Contact an Agent!
www.Genworth.com/LTC

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Guide to Home Health and Long Term Care Organizations

Stay abreast of industry issues, news and trends by joining home health and long term care organizations

By Tai G.

If you own a company in the home health industry, you would do well to partner with long term care organizations to strengthen your business expertise and credibility. Industry organizations bring together professionals with similar goals and challenges. Members of industry organizations come from across company divisions, but all share the same objective of expanding their knowledge.

Becoming a member of the right organization opens the door to a wealth of expertise. You will be exposed to many networking opportunities, information and resources. Additionally, long term care councils may also provide invaluable services that include new products, education opportunities and industry support. When looking for membership with a home health association, remember the following:

1. Make sure the home health organization you're interested in is credible. Check BBB or other industry accreditations.

2. Most organizations charge fees for memberships, so make sure you’re getting your money’s worth before you pay.

3. Many organizations don’t stipulate membership for certification.


Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done


Become a member of an accredited long term care association

Although many organizations offer information, tools and resources to non-members, you can benefit substantially from becoming a member. Membership opens the door to additional services, products and representation. Register as a business rather than as just an individual, if possible, so your employees can benefit from the membership.

I recommend: The National Association for Home Care & Hospice offers a variety of membership options. The American Association for Homecare's membership benefits include a personal updated newsroom, access to an educational institute, and other tools and resources to build a successful homecare business.

Pick home health associations with online resources and tools you can use

You can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your business by picking an organization that offers online access to member tools and resources. Many organizations offer newsletters containing up-to-date industry news on industry issues and trends. Additionally, you have access to a job center, industry publications and industry mentors.

I recommend: The National Center for Assisted Living offers resources and trade publications for your review. The Texas Association for Home Care provides publications on the Home Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Medicare home health, and physician resources and education.

Join long term care associations that offer a full schedule of events and conferences

Events and conferences are a boon to any business. They give you an opportunity to network and share issues with industry peers. More importantly, they give your company exposure within the industry, and provide you an opportunity to further your relationships with other businesses. Try and pick organizations with nationally-recognized events.

I recommend: The National Association Directors of Nursing Administration in Long Term Care and the National Association of Long Term Hospitals both provide a calendar of events for networking purposes.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • •  If you're considering home health organizations for their online resources, look for one with an active forum where you can discuss issues with industry experts in real time.
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If you own a company in the home health industry, you would do well to partner with long term care organizations to strengthen your business expertise and credibility. Industry organizations bring together professionals with similar goals and challenges. Members of industry organizations come from across company divisions, but all share the same objective of expanding their knowledge.Becoming a member of the right organization ... Read more
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