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CAHSAH monitors California and federal policies affecting home care, home health, hospice, and other eligible services, helping multi-section providers connect the issues across their operations.
Home care, home health, and hospice organizations often share one mission while operating under different regulatory and reimbursement rules. CAHSAH brings your eligible service lines together through one organizational membership.
One Association. One Voice. Greater Impact.
Operating multiple home-based care service lines requires a broader view of policy, education, workforce, and business operations. CAHSAH brings these priorities together through one membership and one statewide provider community.
CAHSAH monitors California and federal policies affecting home care, home health, hospice, and other eligible services, helping multi-section providers connect the issues across their operations.
Find education across eligible service lines, from regulatory compliance and survey readiness to billing, workforce management, leadership, and business growth.
Engage across multiple provider communities, steering committees, conferences, networking events, and relationships that support coordinated care and business partnerships.
Bring your organization timely cross-sector updates through the Weekly News Update, Monthly Bulletin, e-Alerts, member resources, and CAHSAH staff guidance.
Multi-section organizations see how policies interact across services and patients. CAHSAH makes that wider perspective part of one stronger voice for home-based care, while preserving opportunities to engage with each sector.
A multi-section membership allows an eligible organization operating more than one provider section to participate across its relevant service lines. List a primary section and every other section your organization operates.
Annual dues are based on Net Patient Service Revenue (NPSR) from your most recently completed financials, including applicable care-in-the-home service lines at all locations. Membership staff can help determine your category and dues tier.
Eligible service lines can include licensed home care, licensed home health, Medicare-certified home health, hospice, and other recognized provider sections. Your application should identify all applicable sections.
Explore the benefits, find your category, and connect with CAHSAH.
Explore the advocacy, resources, education, and relationships available across the provider sections you operate.
Identify your primary provider section, additional eligible sections, and annual NPSR for a membership category review.
Complete the multi-section application and required information. Membership is subject to CAHSAH Board approval.
Yes. CAHSAH has a multi-section provider category for organizations operating more than one eligible service line. Contact the membership team to confirm the best category for your organization.
Dues are based on annual Net Patient Service Revenue from the most recently completed financials for applicable care-in-the-home service lines across locations. Review the dues schedule.
Yes. CAHSAH membership is organization-wide, and eligible staff may create their own member logins to access applicable benefits.
Yes. Organizational membership supports eligible staff across the member organization and the eligible provider sections it operates, subject to CAHSAH membership terms.
Absolutely. Browse upcoming events or contact the membership team to discuss education and networking opportunities.
Different sectors. Shared priorities. One stronger voice. Bring your service lines together with CAHSAH for greater connections, broader information, and unified advocacy.
Contact CAHSAH staff at membership@cahsah.org