The Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine is a membership nonprofit organization comprised of home care, home health care & hospice providers. Through networking, education and advocacy, Alliance staff and members work collaboratively to ensure our older adults and Mainer's with disabilities have access to affordable, accessible quality care in the comfort and safety of their own home and community.
Members of the Alliance care for older adults and disabled Mainers of all ages - allowing them to stay in their home and community. Annually, our provider members deliver care to more than 45,000 clients in their residences across Maine, traveling more than 20 million miles.
Members of the Alliance care for older adults and disabled Mainers of all ages - allowing them to stay in their home and community. Annually, our provider members deliver care to more than 45,000 clients in their residences across Maine, traveling more than 20 million miles.
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The Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine is a statewide non-profit trade association within which members offers a unified and informed voice in support of affordable, accessible, quality home care and hospice services throughout the State of Maine. Home care encompasses a wide range of services including skilled nursing, therapies, social work, home health aides, and personal care assistants.
Our voices are more effective when joined by those of our peers and industry-leading experts. The Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine supports and advocates for your agency, your profession and those you serve in a changing and challenging market. Networking and Collaboration: Alliance members are connected to a large base of home health, hospice and personal care agencies, and community partner businesses.
The term "home health" and "hospice" agencies often indicate that a provider is Medicare certified. A Medicare certified agency has met federal minimum requirements for patient care and management, and therefore can provide services under both Medicare and Medicaid. Individuals requiring skilled home care services usually receive their care from a home health agency.
Associate Members are individuals, companies, associations, educational institutions, or other organizations that support home care and hospice. Submit an Associate/Allied Membership Application or contact Laurie Belden to learn more about becoming a Member.
BerryDunn's Home Health & Hospice Practice Group provides audit, reimbursement, tax, and consulting services tailored specifically to organizations like yours, and we deeply understand the complex regulations with which you must comply.
BerryDunn's Home Health & Hospice Practice Group provides audit, reimbursement, tax, and consulting services tailored specifically to organizations like yours, and we deeply understand the complex regulations with which you must comply.
This law requires the Department of Health and Human Services to use the fingerprint-based background check information in the approval process of MaineCare provider applicants who are high-risk providers.
LD 1573: Provides funding to the department for the new requirement that the labor portion of reimbursement under MaineCare or state-funded home and community-based services and residential services be at 125% of the minimum wage as well as taxes and benefits related to the labor portion.This law allows the Board of Occupational Safety and Health the authority to adopt emergency rules.
LD 1573: Provides funding to the department for the new requirement that the labor portion of reimbursement under MaineCare or state-funded home and community-based services and residential services be at 125% of the minimum wage as well as taxes and benefits related to the labor portion.This law allows the Board of Occupational Safety and Health the authority to adopt emergency rules.
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