Welcome to HAA
The Hospice Association of America (HAA) is a national organization representing thousands of hospices,caregivers and volunteers who serve terminally ill patients and their families. Recently ranked the most effective health care trade organization on Capitol Hill by Congressional offices, HAA lobbyies for hospice, advocating the industry's interests before congress, the regulatory agencies, other national organizations, the courts, the media, and the public.
Remembering Janet Neigh
I regret to inform you that Ms. Janet Neigh, the National Association for Home
Care & Hospice's (NAHC) Vice President for Hospice and Director of our Hospice
Association of America, passed away on Friday. Needless to say, we are all
in a state of shock at losing one of our own.
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Recent hospice headlines
- 2/4/2010 - NAHC Update: Legal Challenges to Hospice Cap Regulation Ongoing -- Consider Your Rights
- 2/2/2010 - Savings White House Anticipates from Health Reform Reportedly Are 'Average' of House, Senate Net Deficit Reductions
- 2/1/2010 - Obama Releases $3.8 Trillion FY 2011 Budget Proposal
- 1/28/2010 - Obama Calls on Congress to Lead, Urges 'Another Look' at Health Reform
- 1/22/2010 - Jan. 20 Open Door Forum Discussion Includes OASIS-C Guidance, DMEPOS Bidding
HAA membership can provide a precious sense of balance and control over unfolding developments in this time of change and uncertainty in the health care environment.
HAA staff has inside connections at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, strategic Members of Congress and other government oversight offices.
Members have access to expert legal advice from our specialists at the Center for Health Care Law, a public interest law firm committed to increasing access to hospice care. State of the Art educational programming, certification programs and research keep members on the cutting edge.
Hospice Association of America
228 Seventh Street, SE
Washington, DC 20003
Phone: (202) 546-4759
Fax: (202) 547-9559