Specialized care at home comes with specialized rules. Get a team that knows home-based care. CAHSAH connects your organization with industry insights, education, advocacy, and the providers your business serves.
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The Other Providers category serves eligible California organizations providing specialized healthcare products and services in the home that have been licensed for more than 12 months, where applicable.
Pharmaceuticals and advanced therapies delivered at home, including enteral and parenteral nutrition, pain management, antibiotics, and chemotherapy. Pharmacies are regulated by the California State Board of Pharmacy. Organizations providing or arranging skilled nursing should confirm any additional home health licensure requirements.
Medical equipment, products, and supplies for patients at home, including respiratory equipment, phototherapy, wheelchair rehabilitation, and apnea monitoring. Applicable California home medical device retailer requirements depend on the services and products provided.
Specialized professional services provided in the home, including physical therapy and rehabilitation, podiatry, and mobile X-ray or laboratory services. Applicable licensing and certification depend on the service.
Providing services in more than one CAHSAH section? If you also operate licensed home health, hospice, licensed home care, or another eligible section, review the Multi-Section Provider category.
Your success depends on understanding the wider home-based care environment and building productive relationships with the organizations you serve. CAHSAH connects specialized providers to the same community, policy intelligence, and professional development.
Stay informed about Medicare, Medi-Cal, and California regulatory developments affecting home-based care and the home health and hospice agencies with which you work. CAHSAH also brings provider perspectives to state and federal policy discussions.
Access member pricing on workshops, certificate programs, eligible webinars, on-demand learning, and the Annual Conference & Expo. Help your team stay current and strengthen its understanding of the care-at-home environment.
Meet California home health, hospice, and home care owners, administrators, and industry leaders through CAHSAH events, committees, and professional networking opportunities.
Follow the Weekly News Update, Monthly Bulletin, and timely e-Alerts, and connect with CAHSAH staff for guidance on home-based care legislative and regulatory developments.
CAHSAH membership supports your organization's leadership, clinical, business development, operations, billing, and compliance teams.
CAHSAH engages state and federal policymakers and regulators on home-based care issues. Legislative Action Alerts and Lobby Day offer ways to participate in advocacy and make provider perspectives heard.
Access one-on-one assistance from CAHSAH staff on relevant home-based care regulatory and legislative questions, along with members-only online resources and reduced pricing in the CAHSAH Bookstore. Staff guidance does not replace legal or other licensed professional advice.
Receive the Weekly News Update, Monthly Bulletin, and e-Alerts addressing issues that affect providers, referral partners, and home-based care operations.
Receive member rates on workshops, certificate programs, webinars, on-demand programs, and the Annual Conference & Expo. Some programs offer continuing education credit, and eligible personnel can explore NBHHC® Manager, Administrator, and Executive certification.
Build relationships with home health, hospice, and home care leaders through association events, professional development programs, and the Annual Conference & Expo. These connections can create opportunities to collaborate, without guaranteeing referrals.
Explore standing committees such as Policy Advocacy & Public Affairs and Education & Conference Planning, association leadership opportunities subject to eligibility, and an organizational listing in CAHSAH's online member directory.
Membership is organization-wide. Eligible employees, including pharmacists, clinicians, operations, billing, compliance, and leadership personnel, may create individual member logins and access applicable benefits. Selected member webinars, Lunch & Learns, and Town Halls may be complimentary when offered.
Home infusion, medical equipment, and specialty professional services are essential parts of care at home. CAHSAH helps connect your work to the broader home health, hospice, and home care community, where policy developments and partnerships often cross service lines.
Other Providers membership begins at $1,500 annually for the primary location, with $500 for each additional location under the schedule currently listed on CAHSAH's Membership Information page. Below are examples to help you plan.
Three locations: $1,500 + (2 × $500) = $2,500 in annual dues.
| Locations | Calculation | Annual dues |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $1,500 | $1,500 |
| 2 | $1,500 + $500 | $2,000 |
| 3 | $1,500 + (2 × $500) | $2,500 |
| 4 | $1,500 + (3 × $500) | $3,000 |
| 5 | $1,500 + (4 × $500) | $3,500 |
Payment options: Pay in full, semi-annually, or quarterly, by check, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express, subject to available CAHSAH payment arrangements.
New to the industry? Organizations licensed less than 12 months, or awaiting required licensure, may qualify for New Start-Up Organization membership at $550 for the first year.
Multiple service lines? If you also operate licensed home health, hospice, home care, or another eligible section, apply as a Multi-Section Provider.
Review the published details: Provider benefits and dues schedule. Confirm any additional-location charges with CAHSAH staff before invoicing.
Choose your category, complete the application, and connect your team with CAHSAH benefits.
Explore CAHSAH resources and the Provider Benefits page.
Your CEO, CFO, or authorized executive should select Other Providers, agree to the Conditions of Participation, and choose payment.
Email applicable state licenses to membership@cahsah.org. Membership is subject to CAHSAH Board approval.
Yes. Eligible employees in pharmacy, clinical, operations, billing, compliance, sales, and management roles may create individual logins to use applicable organizational membership benefits.
If you operate in more than one eligible CAHSAH provider section, the Multi-Section Provider category may be the correct fit. Review membership categories or contact membership staff.
Organizations licensed less than 12 months or awaiting licensure may qualify for the $550 first-year New Start-Up Organization category. Verify eligibility with CAHSAH.
Under standard CAHSAH terms, benefits begin after payment is received and the application is approved, and generally continue for one year. Only eligible employees of the member organization may use member benefits.
Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable. Dues are not deductible as charitable contributions but may qualify as a business expense, except for the portion allocated to lobbying. CAHSAH's existing membership information identifies a 16% lobbying portion. Confirm current details and consult your tax advisor.
Yes. Optional contributions may be made to CAHSAH's Political Action Committee (PAC), Legislative Action Fund (LAF), and Legal Defense Fund (CLDF). Existing membership information suggests 10 to 25 percent of dues; contributions are voluntary.
Specialized expertise. Shared priorities. One stronger voice. Join the association connecting home infusion, medical equipment, specialty services, home health, hospice, and home care providers across California.
Contact CAHSAH staff at membership@cahsah.org
