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One thing NAHC does, and does fast, is getting our members the latest, most accurate news as soon as it happens ­ sometimes before the information is public. NAHC staff is involved in shaping policy with government agencies overseeing home care and hospice, gathering news and background information on everything that affects home care providers and hospices.

Since 1982, NAHC has vigorously protected the rights of home care and hospice providers and patients. The reason NAHC has become the top-ranked, most energetic health care trade association is our members. The unified voice of our membership makes Congress and the regulatory agencies listen when we speak. The strength of our members makes things change for the better for home care and hospice.

Top News Stories

10/18/2005 - Make the Most out of the NAHC Annual Meeting -- Plan Which Educational Sessions to Attend Now!
10/18/2005 - CMS Issues Corrections to Medicare FY 2006 Hospice Wage Index
10/17/2005 - What's New at the NAHC 24th Annual Meeting's Home Care and Hospice Exposition?
10/17/2005 - Update: M0175 Overpayment Recovery Commences November 28
10/14/2005 - NAHC, Other National Home Care Orgs Intensify Advocacy Efforts
10/14/2005 - NAHC Launches Online Survey to Determine Effect of Higher Transportation Costs on Home Care
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This daily email newsletter offers members up-to-the-minute information on legislation, regulations, litigation and late-breaking news affecting the home care and hospice community.
   
Caring is published to address the critical issues and needs of those millions of Americans who are on the fringes of life.
   
Making positive things happen for the aged, disabled, and dying in America and those who care for them in Home Care and Hospice.

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The reason NAHC has become the top-ranked, most energetic health care trade association is our members. The unified voice of our membership makes Congress and the regulatory agencies listen when we speak. The strength of our members makes things change for the better for home care and hospice.

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