Through the NAHC Legislative Action Center, we can use the latest social media tools to amplify our voices and reach elected officials. Traditional email, Twitter, Facebook, and live phone calls are all available in one easy to navigate space.
Since 2007, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' Home Health Quality Improvement (HHQI) National Campaign has been providing free, evidence-based educational resources, individualized data reports, networking opportunities and assistance for home health and cross-setting providers to reduce avoidable hospitalizations and improve care quality.
Since 2007, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' Home Health Quality Improvement (HHQI) National Campaign has been providing free, evidence-based educational resources, individualized data reports, networking opportunities and assistance for home health and cross-setting providers to reduce avoidable hospitalizations and improve care quality.
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Is the agency certified by Medicare? Only Medicare-certified agencies can provide services covered by Medicare. Not all agencies participate in the Medicare program; however, not participating does not mean the agency provides less than quality care. Is the agency licensed by the state? In Kansas, a home care agency must be licensed by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment in order to provide medical care in the home.
Search In-Home Service Providers for organizations whose primary business is the provision of health and/or support services delivered in the home (i.e. home health agencies, hospice, infusion therapy providers, etc.) Search Associate Members for official, regulatory, voluntary, and/or private organizations interested in the work of the association, but do not provide direct patient services in the home (i.e. home care vendors).
The Kansas Home Care & Hospice Association is the recognized statewide organization that provides leadership, support, and services to the home care and hospice industry. Throughout our history, we have valued and supported those ideals upon which our industry was based. To act in a manner that will instill confidence, trust and respect in clients, employees, professional peers, organizations, general public and the health care delivery system.
The business of home care and hospice can be challenging. Not only do you need to watch quality, billing, coding, and staffing, but you need to stay current on employment and business issues. The Kansas Home Care & Hospice Association can help you with these issues as well as the overwhelming amount of changes in rules and regulations that affect your reimbursement and costs.
Associate Members are official, regulatory, voluntary, and/or private organizations interested in the work of the Association, but do not provide direct patient services in the home. Individuals are those persons interested in the promotion of home care and hospice in the state but would not be eligible for membership in another category or are not employees of a provider group.
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