Fueling growth, advancing quality in health care, and advocating for the industry have been at the heart of what we do since 1982. This year, the National Association for Home Care & Hospice wants to celebrate one of the most meaningful touchstones of our industry – connection. The art of connecting is how we together support more than two million nurses, therapists, aides, and other caregivers that provide in-home services to 12 million Americans. Connection is key to promoting health and preventing illness – understanding experiences, perspectives, combined with the power of communication, is how we'll continue to impact home care and hospice. So let's link up, lead, and plan big changes in home care and hospice. Changes brought on by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic have already accelerated developments in health care with at-home technologies and testing, telehealth, robots, and Zoom annual check-ups. This increase in interconnectivity has signaled significant changes in the industry while further underscoring the need for real human connections.

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NAHC plans its meetings and education with you in mind, whether you’re a nurse, physician, therapist, or financial pro. Join us as we examine the issues, trends, and developments that affect you and the patients you serve. Enjoy chances for unbeatable professional development. Earn continuing education hours, network with colleagues from around the country, and fan the flame that led you to home care and hospice from the start. NAHC meetings and conference educational sessions represent the most comprehensive selection of timely, quality programs on topics designed especially for the home care and hospice industry.

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HomeCare and Hospice Conference and Expo are for you if you work in administration, business development, clinical disciplines, executive leadership, financial management, human resources, and nursing management. You'll have the opportunity to gather with your fellow pioneer's in-home care and hospice. You will hear from leading educators and inspirational keynote speakers who will leave you empowered and inspired. You will also find the industry's largest marketplace of buyers and sellers in our Expo.

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World Hospice and Palliative Care Day takes place on October 9 with the goal of improving the quality of life for people affected by serious health problems. Those that have life-limiting illnesses have the right to be cared for in the way that best suits their needs and this holiday emphasizes that. It draws attention to that belief in a myriad of ways; one of which is that every second year, a wave of concerts known as Voices for Hospices takes place to entertain and spread joy.

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This year we would like to make it more special than ever as we are celebrating 40 years since we welcomed our first patients, remembering each person we’ve ever had the privilege of looking after and walking in tribute to them. The theme of this year’s event is 1982, the year Jersey Hospice Care began. It’s also when Madonna signed her first record contract, ET hit the big screen and Prince William was born! Then and ever since, our charity has kept going the extra mile to give outstanding, compassionate care and support to local families at the toughest time of their lives. It’s the continued kindness of people like you that makes this possible.

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The New England Home Care & Hospice Conference and Trade Show (NEHCC) is committed to providing a safe and welcoming venue for all attendees. Masking and social distancing will be optional, but NEHCC organizers reserve the right to make policy changes as appropriate. We will monitor public health guidance as well as abide by state, local, and conference facility rules. Attendees will be notified accordingly.

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Join the Texas Association for Home Care & Hospice for a 2-day virtual conference that will provide fresh perspectives to empower leaders for successful policy and procedure transformations. The Public Health Emergency (PHE) due to the COVID-19 Pandemic lasted much longer than anyone anticipated or desired.  Many regulations were adapted to assist agencies as they attempted to continue providing care in extraordinary circumstances.  As the industry attempts to return to more normal operations we have to wonder if it will it ever be truly “normal” again?  Do we really want it to be? 

Some aspects, such as the ability to work remotely, have boosted employee satisfaction and increased productivity. Is bringing everyone back to in person working situations the best plan? Should we have clinicians back in the office for education, meetings and case conferences? Will changes impact my current staffing challenges, and how? This session will help you inspire your team, through culture and leadership, to begin the process of defining what the “new normal” looks and feels like for your organization.

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This annual event offers continuing education, practice information, and legislative updates for HHAC members and other Home Care, Home Health and Hospice professionals in the Rocky Mountain region. Education sessions are designed to be applicable to all sectors and levels of the profession and will provide the latest techniques and trends as well as basic skills. Online registration closes on Wednesday, April 27 , 2022. Note: Limited onsite registrations will be available at an additional $30. You must be a current member of HHAC to receive the member rates.

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2 days focused on current Medicare billing. Led by expert guest speakers from NGS. Breakout sessions to focus on home health and hospice. The NGS speakers are highly knowledgeable, and having access to them in this type of environment is a priceless opportunity. We encourage you to engage with them and ask questions when given a chance. Don't be shy! Others may have the same questions as you, which is a great opportunity to start meaningful discussions.

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