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The annual conference has been exceptional. Great speakers. A lot of motivation and a lot of great information to take back to share with my colleagues. Really focused on patient-centeredness…Exciting stuff.
Diane Graham, VP of Clinical Operations Support & Professional Development at Amedisys
If you are committed to your company's future, the annual NAHC conference is a 'must attend' event. It is the only venue that combines critical education on new regulations and reimbursement, access to new technologies and innovation, and the opportunity to discuss best practices with your peer group. Everyone lleft with at least a few new ideas on dealing with the upcoming challenges in 2019. The venue and food were a bonus!
Mark Kulik, Managing Director of The Braff Group
The NAHC Annual Meeting is the place to be if you are in the home care and hospice space. This is a must attend show for newcomers and home care veterans alike.
Jennie Perrelli, Director of Events, Education and Outreach, Simione Healthcare Consultants
NAHC saved our lives. I became Executive Director two days after pre-claim review was announced, so it was baptism by fire. I remember my first call with Bill. He could have easily said, ‘this is what you’re going to do.’ But he didn’t. He said ‘how can we work together?’ He said ‘maybe we should do a weekly call with your members.’ Fabulous! For 22 weeks we did a weekly call with our members with Bill and I on the phone answering questions as best we could. Getting information to them and trying to ease their pain, at the same time, we’re advocating like crazy. The success of that experience taught us a lot.
Sara Ratcliffe, Executive Director of Illinois HomeCare & Hospice Council
FMC is like the World Series. It occurs once a year bringing together the best minds of the consulting, provider, technology and other suppliers of the home health and hospice industries for a thoughtful and intense discussion of the most relevant issues and challenges we face. You simply cannot afford to miss it.
Walter W. Borginis III, CPA, CGMA, MBA, FCPP, Former President and CEO of Visiting Nurse Association of Philadelphia
Exhibiting at the NAHC Conference allows Axxess to connect with and empower the entire industry. It is a unique opportunity to forge partnerships that have helped Axxess grow.
Adrian Killebrew, Business Development Executive, Axxess
The annual conference has been amazing. The amount of access to people who have all the answers is unbelievable. Even the biggest speakers, you get time to rub elbows with… It’s been completely remarkable and I’m going to leave here really empowered to do a lot of good things for our members. I can’t wait for next year.
Joe Russell, Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice
NAHC not only attracts hundreds of attendees, it attracts quality attendees that are serious decision makers looking for change and new solutions. NAHC strategically selects amazing locations to host their conferences, pulling in the local culture and vibe. These locations provide an amazing ambiance as well as many locations for networking opportunities. NAHC is a must for your 2019 Conference Calendar.
Jill Schexnayder, KanTime Marketing and Events Coordinator
We always have multiple members of our team attend the Financial Management Conference. The universal feedback is it a great conference due to the content and networking with others in the industry. We believe it is a great value for the money. We are sending six to the FMC this year based off prior years and believe it worth the travel cost in today’s environment. This event is a priority item versus other opportunities.
Joe Calcutt, Chief Financial Officer of Liberty Healthcare
If I only go to one conference a year, the Financial Management Conference is the one. It's focused, intense, and gives leaders what is needed to guide their hospice and home health agencies for the future. I have not missed a FMC since moving into a leadership role
Carolyn Flietstra, Executive Vice President of Home and Community Services at Holland Home

Nurses from Across the Country to Participate in National Tele Town Hall Meeting – Wednesday, July 27

NAHC Convening Nurses from 50 States to Discuss Serious Impact Proposed Funding Cuts and Copays Would Have On Health of Sickest Americans

July 22, 2011 05:31 PM

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For additional information:

Barbara D. Woolley
National Association for Home Care & Hospice
(202) 547-7424
bdw@nahc.org

WHAT:	Home health nurses from across the U.S. will participate in a tele town hall meeting to discuss serious concerns over proposed funding cuts to Medicare and Medicaid funded services in their communities. The meeting, convened by the National Association for Home Care and Hospice, coincides with a two-day visit to Capitol Hill in which nurses will be meeting with policymakers working to reach a final debt ceiling agreement.
WHO:	Val J. Halamandaris, president of NAHC Michele Quirolo, president and CEO, VNA of Hudson Valley Elaine Stephens, executive vice president of home care and hospice for Masonic Health Systems/Overlook VNA Nurses from across the United States
WHEN:	Wed, July 27, 2011 12:30 p.m 1:30 p.m. EDT
DIAL-IN:	(888) 566-7704 PC: 6315300
ABOUT:	The National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) is a nonprofit organization that represents the nations 33,000 home care and hospice organizations. NAHC also advocates for the more than two million nurses, therapists, aides and other caregivers employed by such organizations to provide in-home services each year to some 10 million Americans who are infirm, chronically ill, disabled and dying. Along with its advocacy, NAHC is committed to excellence in every respect and provides information to help its members maintain the highest quality of care. To learn more about NAHC, visit www.nahc.org.

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Nurses from Across the Country to Participate in National Tele Town Hall Meeting – Wednesday, July 27

NAHC Convening Nurses from 50 States to Discuss Serious Impact Proposed Funding Cuts and Copays Would Have On Health of Sickest Americans

PRESS RELEASE

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