California Association for Health Services at Home
California Association for Health Services at Home
Licensed Home Care Aide
Licensing, employment law and caregiver rules all change, and the penalties are real. We help you stay ahead of them.
Who it's for
Organizations that provide only licensed home care services and have been licensed for more than 12 months. Home care organizations provide non-medical supportive services in the home: personal care (help with bathing, dressing, feeding and toileting), homemaking, meal preparation, live-in and companion care, respite, supervision, and escort or transportation. They are licensed by the California Department of Social Services (CDSS), Home Care Services Bureau.
Why organizations join
- Licensing and enforcement. CAHSAH represents members with CDSS and the Home Care Services Bureau on licensing, inspection, reporting and enforcement questions.
- Workforce rules. CAHSAH tracks legislation on caregiver training, background checks, registration and employment requirements, with member guidance when the rules change.
- Growing your business. The Home Care Growth Exchange and practical education on leadership, HR, operations, compliance and marketing.
- Standing out. CAHSAH's voluntary Home Care Provider Certification shows clients and referral sources that you meet a recognized standard.
Everything your membership includes
Advocacy and representation. CAHSAH meets regularly with CDSS and its Home Care Services Bureau, and state legislators to represent your interests. We track the bills and regulations that affect licensed home care and tell you what they mean for your organization. Legislative Action Alerts and Lobby Day give you a direct voice with legislators.
Expert guidance and information. Unlimited one-on-one help from CAHSAH staff on licensing, employment and regulatory questions, the kind you might otherwise take to a paid consultant or attorney, as often as you need it. Plus the Weekly News Update, the Monthly Bulletin and e-Alerts, members-only website resources and reduced pricing in the online Bookstore.
Education and professional development. Member pricing on all workshops, certificate programs, on-demand webinars and the Annual Conference & Expo, often 40% or more off nonmember rates. Home care programs cover leadership, HR, operations, compliance, marketing and growth. Certificate programs with continuing education credit, NBHHC® Manager, Administrator and Executive certification, and complimentary Lunch & Learns, Town Halls and member webinars. Home Care Provider Certification is also available to members.
Connection and leadership. A seat on the Licensed Home Care steering committee, standing committees such as Policy Advocacy & Public Affairs, and a path to Board service. Your organization is listed in CAHSAH's directory, which consumers and families use to find providers, and you join a statewide network of home care owners and managers.
Membership is organization-wide: owners, administrators, care managers, schedulers, HR and office staff can each create a login and use member benefits.
Dues
$750 a year for your primary location, plus $250 for each additional branch or location. For example, an organization with three locations pays $1,250.
Payment options: pay in full, semi-annually or quarterly, by check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express.
| Licensed locations | Calculation | Annual dues |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $750 | $750 |
| 2 | $750 + $250 | $1,000 |
| 3 | $750 + (2 × $250) | $1,250 |
| 4 | $750 + (3 × $250) | $1,500 |
| 5 | $750 + (4 × $250) | $1,750 |
Run more than one line of business? If you also operate home health, hospice or another section, join as a Multi-Section Provider. Licensed less than 12 months, or awaiting licensure? Join as a New Start-Up Organization for $550 your first year.
How to join
- Review benefits and dues at cahsah.org/provider-benefits.
- Register online at cahsah.org/membership-information and click Join as Licensed Home Care. It takes 15–20 minutes. Your CEO, CFO or a member of executive management completes it and accepts the Conditions of Participation.
- Choose a payment option and submit.
- Email a copy of your state license to membership@cahsah.org.
- Board approval and welcome. The CAHSAH Board of Directors approves all applications. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating benefits for your team.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Only employees of the member organization may use them.
- Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the 16% that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Check with your tax advisor.
- Optional contributions to the Political Action Committee (PAC), Legislative Action Fund (LAF) and CAHSAH Legal Defense Fund (CLDF) are welcome. 10–25% of dues is suggested.
Licensed Home Health
Licensing rules, survey expectations and payer policy change with little notice. Hear about it first.
Who it's for
Agencies that provide only licensed home health services and have been licensed for more than 12 months. These agencies provide skilled nursing and often other in-home services, such as continuous care and home health aide services. Many work primarily with private insurers, and some are also certified to accept Medicare or Medi-Cal. Home health agencies are licensed by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH).
Why agencies join
- Licensing. CAHSAH is at the table on CDPH's implementation of SB 164 (licensure, change of ownership, management personnel reporting and ownership disclosure) and in the home health licensing reform workgroup.
- Aide training. Member guidance on AB 1495's changes to home health aide training and certification, including RN/LVN-delivered training and in-service requirements for renewal.
- Medi-Cal rates. CAHSAH is leading the push with DHCS for a meaningful Medi-Cal private duty nursing rate increase.
- Survey readiness and billing. Home Health Survey Readiness workshops with CDPH updates, plus the Home Health Billing Series.
Everything your membership includes
Advocacy and representation. CAHSAH meets regularly with CDPH, DHCS, CMS and legislators to represent your interests. We track the bills and regulations that affect licensed home health and tell you what they mean for your organization. Legislative Action Alerts and Lobby Day give you a direct voice with legislators.
Expert guidance and information. Unlimited one-on-one help from CAHSAH staff on licensing, survey, regulatory and legislative questions, as often as you need it. Plus the Weekly News Update, the Monthly Bulletin and e-Alerts, members-only website resources and reduced pricing in the online Bookstore.
Education and professional development. Member pricing on all workshops, certificate programs, on-demand webinars and the Annual Conference & Expo, often 40% or more off nonmember rates. Home health programs include Survey Readiness workshops with CDPH updates and the Home Health Billing Series. Certificate programs with continuing education credit, NBHHC® Manager, Administrator and Executive certification, and complimentary Lunch & Learns, Town Halls and member webinars. Accreditation bodies also offer reduced fees to CAHSAH members.
Connection and leadership. A seat on the Licensed Home Health steering committee, standing committees such as Policy Advocacy & Public Affairs, and a path to Board service. Your organization is listed in CAHSAH's directory, which consumers and hospital discharge planners use to find providers, and you join a statewide network of home health leaders across California.
Membership is organization-wide: your administrator, DON, clinical managers, billing and compliance staff can each create a login and use member benefits.
Dues
$1,500 a year for your primary location, plus $500 for each additional licensed location. For example, an agency with three locations pays $2,500.
Payment options: pay in full, semi-annually or quarterly, by check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express.
| Licensed 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 |
Run more than one line of business? If you also operate Medicare-certified home health, hospice, home care or another section, join as a Multi-Section Provider. Licensed less than 12 months, or awaiting licensure? Join as a New Start-Up Organization for $550 your first year.
How to join
- Review benefits and dues at cahsah.org/provider-benefits.
- Register online at cahsah.org/membership-information and click Join as Licensed Home Health. It takes 15–20 minutes. Your CEO, CFO or a member of executive management completes it and accepts the Conditions of Participation.
- Choose a payment option and submit.
- Email a copy of your state license to membership@cahsah.org.
- Board approval and welcome. The CAHSAH Board of Directors approves all applications. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating benefits for your team.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Only employees of the member organization may use them.
- Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the 16% that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Check with your tax advisor.
- Optional contributions to the Political Action Committee (PAC), Legislative Action Fund (LAF) and CAHSAH Legal Defense Fund (CLDF) are welcome. 10–25% of dues is suggested.
Medicare Certified Home Health
You answer to CMS and CDPH at the same time. We help you stay ahead of both.
Who it's for
Agencies that provide only Medicare-certified home health services and have been licensed for more than 12 months. Under the Medicare Conditions of Participation, these agencies provide skilled nursing plus at least one other therapeutic service, such as home health aide, physical, occupational or speech therapy, or medical social services. Specialty services such as enterostomal therapy, IV nursing therapy or perinatal care may also be included. Care is typically provided on an intermittent basis to Medicare beneficiaries and others with acute conditions. These agencies are licensed by CDPH and certified to participate in Medicare.
Why agencies join
- Medicare payment. CAHSAH comments to CMS on the annual home health payment rule on behalf of California agencies, and tells members what it means for their margins and planning.
- Licensing. CAHSAH is at the table on CDPH's implementation of SB 164 (licensure, change of ownership, management personnel reporting and ownership disclosure) and in the home health licensing reform workgroup.
- Survey readiness. Home Health Survey Readiness workshops with CDPH updates, in Northern and Southern California.
- Billing and claims. The Home Health Billing Series and expert help with Noridian and claims processing, so you don't leave revenue on the table.
Everything your membership includes
Advocacy and representation. CAHSAH meets regularly with CMS, CDPH, Noridian, and state and federal legislators to represent your interests. We track the bills and regulations that affect Medicare-certified home health and tell you what they mean for your organization. Legislative Action Alerts and Lobby Day give you a direct voice with legislators.
Expert guidance and information. Unlimited one-on-one help from CAHSAH staff on Medicare, Conditions of Participation, Title 22, survey and legislative questions, as often as you need it. Plus the Weekly News Update, the Monthly Bulletin and e-Alerts, members-only website resources and reduced pricing in the online Bookstore.
Education and professional development. Member pricing on all workshops, certificate programs, on-demand webinars and the Annual Conference & Expo, often 40% or more off nonmember rates. Home health programs include Survey Readiness workshops with CDPH updates, the Home Health Billing Series, and Medicare CoP and Title 22 tools. Certificate programs with continuing education credit, NBHHC® Manager, Administrator and Executive certification, and complimentary Lunch & Learns, Town Halls and member webinars. Accreditation bodies also offer reduced fees to CAHSAH members.
Connection and leadership. A seat on the Medicare Certified steering committee, standing committees such as Policy Advocacy & Public Affairs, and a path to Board service. Your organization is listed in CAHSAH's directory, which consumers and hospital discharge planners use to find providers, and you join a statewide network of certified home health leaders facing the same payment and compliance pressures.
Membership is organization-wide: your administrator, DON, clinical managers, QAPI, billing and compliance staff can each create a login and use member benefits.
Dues
Dues are based on annual Net Patient Service Revenue (NPSR) from your most recent completed financials. NPSR is the net amount realized from patients, third-party payors and others, not gross charges. It covers all care-in-the-home service lines at all locations.
Tiers range from $750 (under $300,000 in NPSR) upward. For example, an agency with $3.2 million in NPSR pays $3,950 a year. See the full dues schedule.
Payment options: pay in full, semi-annually or quarterly, by check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express.
Run more than one line of business? If you also operate hospice, licensed home health, home care or another section, join as a Multi-Section Provider. Licensed less than 12 months, or awaiting licensure? Join as a New Start-Up Organization for $550 your first year.
How to join
- Review benefits and dues at cahsah.org/provider-benefits.
- Register online at cahsah.org/membership-information and click Join as Medicare Certified Home Health. It takes 15–20 minutes. Your CEO, CFO or a member of executive management completes it and accepts the Conditions of Participation.
- Choose a payment option and submit.
- Email a copy of your state license to membership@cahsah.org.
- Board approval and welcome. The CAHSAH Board of Directors approves all applications. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating benefits for your team.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Only employees of the member organization may use them.
- Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the 16% that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Check with your tax advisor.
- Optional contributions to the Political Action Committee (PAC), Legislative Action Fund (LAF) and CAHSAH Legal Defense Fund (CLDF) are welcome. 10–25% of dues is suggested.
Hospice Provider
California hospice is under more scrutiny than at any time in recent memory. Don't face it alone.
Who it's for
Organizations that provide only hospice services and have been licensed for more than 12 months. Hospices provide a specialized interdisciplinary program of palliative care for people with a terminal illness, and support for their caregivers and families. California hospices must be licensed by the State, and Medicare-certified hospices must meet the Hospice Medicare Conditions of Participation.
Why hospices join
- State regulations. CAHSAH engaged on California's hospice regulations and teaches members how to understand and implement them.
- Oversight and audits. Member webinars and guidance on enhanced oversight, medical review and audit activity.
- Federal action. CAHSAH has filed as amicus in federal hospice litigation, and kept members current on hospice telehealth flexibilities.
- Survey readiness and billing. Hospice Survey Readiness and CDPH Update workshops in Northern and Southern California, plus the Hospice Billing Series for Medicare billing, caps and claims.
Everything your membership includes
Advocacy and representation. CAHSAH meets regularly with CMS, CDPH, Noridian, and state and federal legislators to represent your interests. We track the bills and regulations that affect hospice and tell you what they mean for your organization. Legislative Action Alerts and Lobby Day give you a direct voice with legislators.
Expert guidance and information. Unlimited one-on-one help from CAHSAH staff on hospice regulatory, Conditions of Participation, survey, audit and legislative questions, as often as you need it. Plus the Weekly News Update, the Monthly Bulletin and e-Alerts, members-only website resources and reduced pricing in the online Bookstore.
Education and professional development. Member pricing on all workshops, certificate programs, on-demand webinars and the Annual Conference & Expo, often 40% or more off nonmember rates. Hospice programs include Survey Readiness and CDPH Update workshops, the Hospice Billing Series, and Hospice CoP guidance and tools. Certificate programs with continuing education credit, NBHHC® Manager, Administrator and Executive certification, and complimentary Lunch & Learns, Town Halls and member webinars. Accreditation bodies also offer reduced fees to CAHSAH members.
Connection and leadership. A seat on the Hospice steering committee, standing committees such as Policy Advocacy & Public Affairs, and a path to Board service. Your organization is listed in CAHSAH's directory, which consumers and hospital discharge planners use to find providers, and you join a statewide network of hospice leaders and subject-matter experts.
Membership is organization-wide: your administrator, medical director, clinical managers, IDG team leads, billing and compliance staff can each create a login and use member benefits.
Dues
Dues are based on annual Net Patient Service Revenue (NPSR) from your most recent completed financials. NPSR is the net amount realized from patients, third-party payors and others, not gross charges. It covers all care-in-the-home service lines at all locations.
Tiers range from $750 (under $300,000 in NPSR) upward. For example, a hospice with $3.2 million in NPSR pays $3,950 a year. See the full dues schedule.
Payment options: pay in full, semi-annually or quarterly, by check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express.
Run more than one line of business? If you also operate Medicare-certified home health, licensed home health, home care or another section, join as a Multi-Section Provider. Licensed less than 12 months, or awaiting licensure? Join as a New Start-Up Organization for $550 your first year.
How to join
- Review benefits and dues at cahsah.org/provider-benefits.
- Register online at cahsah.org/membership-information and click Join as a Hospice Provider. It takes 15–20 minutes. Your CEO, CFO or a member of executive management completes it and accepts the Conditions of Participation.
- Choose a payment option and submit.
- Email a copy of your state license to membership@cahsah.org.
- Board approval and welcome. The CAHSAH Board of Directors approves all applications. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating benefits for your team.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Only employees of the member organization may use them.
- Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the 16% that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Check with your tax advisor.
- Optional contributions to the Political Action Committee (PAC), Legislative Action Fund (LAF) and CAHSAH Legal Defense Fund (CLDF) are welcome. 10–25% of dues is suggested.
Other Providers
Specialized care at home comes with specialized rules. Get a team that knows home-based care.
Who it's for
California organizations that deliver specialized health services and products in the home, have been licensed for more than 12 months, and fall into one of these three CAHSAH provider sections:
- Home Infusion Pharmacies. Pharmaceuticals and related high-tech services, such as enteral and parenteral nutrition, pain management, antibiotics and chemotherapy. Licensed by the California State Board of Pharmacy. Home infusion pharmacies that provide or arrange skilled nursing must also be licensed as home health agencies.
- Home Medical Equipment Companies. Medical equipment, products and supplies in the home, which may include home respiratory therapy and specialized services such as home phototherapy, wheelchair rehabilitation and home apnea monitoring. Licensed through the California Department of Public Health's Home Medical Device Retailer program.
- Interdisciplinary Professional Services. Home care services and products delivered in the home, such as physical therapy and rehabilitation, podiatry, and mobile x-ray or mobile laboratory services.
Why providers join
- Know the rules your referral partners live under. Your patients are often home health and hospice patients. CAHSAH keeps you current on the licensing, payment and survey changes shaping the agencies you work with every day.
- Early warning on policy. We track the bills and regulations that affect home-based care, including Medicare and Medi-Cal policy, and tell you what they mean for your organization.
- A direct line to experts. Unlimited one-on-one help from CAHSAH staff with regulatory and legislative questions.
- Relationships that drive referrals. Meet home health, hospice and home care leaders from across California at CAHSAH events, education programs and the Annual Conference & Expo.
Everything your membership includes
Advocacy and representation. CAHSAH meets regularly with state and federal regulators and legislators to represent home-based care. Legislative Action Alerts and Lobby Day give you a direct voice with legislators.
Expert guidance and information. Unlimited one-on-one help from CAHSAH staff, the Weekly News Update, the Monthly Bulletin and e-Alerts, members-only website resources and reduced pricing in the online Bookstore.
Education and professional development. Member pricing on all workshops, certificate programs, on-demand webinars and the Annual Conference & Expo, often 40% or more off nonmember rates. Certificate programs with continuing education credit, NBHHC® Manager, Administrator and Executive certification, and complimentary Lunch & Learns, Town Halls and member webinars.
Connection and leadership. Standing committees such as Policy Advocacy & Public Affairs and Education & Conference Planning, and a path to Board service. Your organization is listed in CAHSAH's directory, which consumers and hospital discharge planners use to find providers, and you join a statewide network of home-based care leaders.
Membership is organization-wide: your pharmacists, clinicians, operations, billing and compliance staff can each create a login and use member benefits.
Dues
$1,500 a year for your primary location, plus $500 for each additional location. For example, a provider with three locations pays $2,500.
Payment options: pay in full, semi-annually or quarterly, by check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express.
| Licensed 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 |
Run more than one line of business? If you also operate licensed home health, hospice, home care or another section (for example, a home infusion pharmacy that is also licensed as a home health agency), join as a Multi-Section Provider. Licensed less than 12 months, or awaiting licensure? Join as a New Start-Up Organization for $550 your first year.
How to join
- Review benefits and dues at cahsah.org/provider-benefits.
- Register online at cahsah.org/membership-information and click Join as Other Providers. It takes 15–20 minutes. Your CEO, CFO or a member of executive management completes it and accepts the Conditions of Participation.
- Choose a payment option and submit.
- Email a copy of your state license to membership@cahsah.org.
- Board approval and welcome. The CAHSAH Board of Directors approves all applications. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating benefits for your team.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Only employees of the member organization may use them.
- Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the 16% that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Check with your tax advisor.
- Optional contributions to the Political Action Committee (PAC), Legislative Action Fund (LAF) and CAHSAH Legal Defense Fund (CLDF) are welcome. 10–25% of dues is suggested.
Multi-Section Provider
One membership for every line of business you run.
Who it's for
Organizations that provide services in more than one CAHSAH provider section, such as home health and hospice, or home care and home health. The sections may be part of a parent corporation or separate entities, as long as they are managed by the same operator. When you register, list your primary section and every other section you operate.
Why multi-section providers join
Each line of business answers to a different regulator: CDSS, CDPH, DHCS, CMS or the Board of Pharmacy. One CAHSAH membership covers all of them.
- One relationship, every sector. Unlimited one-on-one guidance on home care, home health, hospice and other service-line questions, from staff who know each set of rules.
- Training for every team. Member pricing on Home Health and Hospice Survey Readiness workshops, both Billing Series, and HR, operations and business education for home care.
- Early warning across the board. Weekly News Updates and Legislative Action Alerts cover every sector you operate in, so changes don't catch any of your service lines by surprise.
- A voice in each sector. Committee and leadership opportunities in each section that matters to your organization.
CAHSAH's seven provider sections
- Medicare-Certified Home Health. Skilled nursing plus at least one other therapeutic service (home health aide, physical, occupational or speech therapy, or medical social services), typically on an intermittent basis. Licensed by CDPH and certified for Medicare.
- Licensed Home Health. Skilled nursing and often continuous care and home health aide services, frequently for private insurance; some are also certified for Medicare or Medi-Cal. Licensed by CDPH.
- Hospice. An interdisciplinary program of palliative care for people with a terminal illness, plus support for their caregivers and families. Licensed by the State; Medicare-certified hospices meet the Hospice Conditions of Participation.
- Home Infusion Pharmacy. Pharmaceuticals and related high-tech services such as enteral and parenteral nutrition, pain management, antibiotics and chemotherapy. Licensed by the Board of Pharmacy; pharmacies that provide or arrange skilled nursing must also be licensed as home health agencies.
- Home Medical Equipment. Medical equipment, products and supplies in the home, including home respiratory therapy and specialized services such as phototherapy, wheelchair rehabilitation and apnea monitoring. Licensed by the California Department of Public Health.
- Licensed Home Care. Non-medical supportive services: personal care, homemaking, meal preparation, live-in and companion care, respite, and escort or transportation. Licensed by the CDSS Home Care Services Bureau.
- Interdisciplinary Professional Services. In-home services such as physical therapy and rehabilitation, podiatry, and mobile x-ray and laboratory services.
Everything your membership includes
Advocacy and representation. CAHSAH meets regularly with CDSS, CDPH, DHCS, CMS, Noridian, and state and federal legislators to represent your interests, and tells you what new bills and regulations mean for each of your service lines. Legislative Action Alerts and Lobby Day give you a direct voice.
Expert guidance and information. Unlimited one-on-one help from CAHSAH staff, the Weekly News Update, the Monthly Bulletin and e-Alerts, members-only website resources and reduced Bookstore pricing.
Education and professional development. Member pricing on all education, often 40% or more off; certificate programs with continuing education credit; NBHHC® certification; complimentary Lunch & Learns, Town Halls and member webinars; and reduced accreditation fees.
Connection and leadership. Section steering committees, standing committees, a path to Board service, a directory listing used by consumers, families and hospital discharge planners, and a statewide peer network.
Membership is organization-wide: staff in every service line and at every location can each create a login and use member benefits.
Dues
Dues are based on annual Net Patient Service Revenue (NPSR) from your most recent completed financials. NPSR is the net amount realized from patients, third-party payors and others, not gross charges. It covers all care-in-the-home service lines at all locations.
Tiers range from $750 (under $300,000 in NPSR) upward. For example, an organization with $3.2 million in combined NPSR across all of its service lines pays $3,950 a year. See the full dues schedule.
Payment options: pay in full, semi-annually or quarterly, by check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express.
How to join
- Review benefits and dues at cahsah.org/provider-benefits.
- Register online at cahsah.org/membership-information and click Join as a Multi-Section Provider. It takes 15–20 minutes. Your CEO, CFO or a member of executive management completes it and accepts the Conditions of Participation.
- Choose a payment option and submit.
- Email a copy of every state license you hold to membership@cahsah.org.
- Board approval and welcome. The CAHSAH Board of Directors approves all applications. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating benefits for your team.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Only employees of the member organization may use them.
- Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the 16% that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Check with your tax advisor.
- Optional contributions to the Political Action Committee (PAC), Legislative Action Fund (LAF) and CAHSAH Legal Defense Fund (CLDF) are welcome. 10–25% of dues is suggested.
Affiliate Company
Be the company California's home care providers already know and trust, with your whole team on board.
Selling into home-based care is relationship work. Providers buy from companies they know, trust and see showing up for the field. Affiliate membership puts your company in front of provider decision-makers all year.
Who it's for
- Suppliers. Businesses with more than one employee that provide services and supplies to the home care industry, such as technology and software, staffing, consulting, legal, financial and insurance services, billing, education, and medical supplies and equipment.
- Associates. Home care provider organizations based outside California.
Company Affiliate membership is company-wide: your sales, marketing, account management, leadership and events staff can each create a login and use member benefits.
Everything your membership includes
Connection and relationships. Network with provider owners, administrators and executives at CAHSAH events, education programs and the Annual Conference & Expo. Receive CAHSAH's provider member list twice a year to support your outreach, and serve on committees alongside provider leaders.
Visibility and promotion. A listing in CAHSAH's online directory, where provider members look for goods and services. Opportunities for the Affiliate Spotlight, a feature in new member onboarding, and member rates on Bulletin and website advertising.
Speaking and member offers. Submit proposals to present on CAHSAH webinars or at the Annual Conference, positioning you as a trusted expert. Offer CAHSAH providers a free or discounted benefit, which gives them a reason to try you first.
Member savings. Member rates on exhibits, sponsorships and eligible education. Save $1,200 on an Annual Conference & Expo booth: $1,950 vs. $3,150 at the early rate, and $2,450 vs. $3,650 at the regular rate.
Industry insight. The Weekly News Update and legislative alerts, the same intelligence your provider customers rely on, so you can anticipate what they'll need next.
Dues
$1,500 a year. If you exhibit at the Annual Conference, the $1,200 booth savings alone covers 80% of your dues.
Sole operator? See Affiliate Individual ($750). A California home care, home health or hospice provider? See the provider sections.
How to join
- Review affiliate benefits at cahsah.org/affiliate-benefits.
- Apply online at cahsah.org/membership and choose Affiliate Company. It takes 15–20 minutes and includes your directory listing and the products and services you offer.
- Pay in full or request an invoice. Ask about installments.
- Email your logo and a short company description (about three lines, written for providers) to membership@cahsah.org.
- Approval and welcome. Applications are approved by the CAHSAH Board of Directors. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating your benefits.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the portion that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Contact us for the current percentage.
- Accepted methods: check, ACH, Visa, MasterCard or American Express. Exhibit, sponsorship, advertising and education fees are separate from dues.
Affiliate Individual
Full access to California's home care providers, at a price that pays for itself.
Selling into home-based care is relationship work, and when you're a team of one, every relationship counts. Affiliate Individual membership puts you in front of provider decision-makers all year.
Who it's for
- Suppliers. Sole-operator businesses that provide services and supplies to the home care industry.
- Associates. Individual representatives of home care providers based outside California.
An Affiliate Individual membership covers one named individual and can't be shared with others.
Everything your membership includes
Connection and relationships. Network with provider owners, administrators and executives at CAHSAH events, education programs and the Annual Conference & Expo. Receive CAHSAH's provider member list twice a year to support your outreach, and serve on committees alongside provider leaders.
Visibility and promotion. A listing in CAHSAH's online directory, where provider members look for goods and services. Opportunities for the Affiliate Spotlight, a feature in new member onboarding, and member rates on Bulletin and website advertising.
Speaking and member offers. Submit proposals to present on CAHSAH webinars or at the Annual Conference, positioning you as a trusted expert. Offer CAHSAH providers a free or discounted benefit, which gives them a reason to try you first.
Member savings. Member rates on exhibits, sponsorships and eligible education. Save $1,200 on an Annual Conference & Expo booth: $1,950 vs. $3,150 at the early rate, and $2,450 vs. $3,650 at the regular rate.
Industry insight. The Weekly News Update and legislative alerts, the same intelligence your provider customers rely on, so you can anticipate what they'll need next.
Dues
$750 a year. If you exhibit at the Annual Conference, the $1,200 booth savings is more than your full dues, so membership pays for itself with $450 to spare.
Have employees, or want your team to share benefits? See Affiliate Company ($1,500).
How to join
- Review affiliate benefits at cahsah.org/affiliate-benefits.
- Apply online at cahsah.org/membership and choose Affiliate Individual. It takes 15–20 minutes and includes your directory listing and the products and services you offer.
- Pay in full or request an invoice. Ask about installments.
- Email your logo and a short company description (about three lines, written for providers) to membership@cahsah.org.
- Approval and welcome. Applications are approved by the CAHSAH Board of Directors. You'll get a welcome message and instructions for activating your benefits.
Good to know
- Benefits begin when payment is received and continue for one year. Dues and voluntary contributions are non-refundable.
- Dues aren't deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as a business expense, except the portion that supports CAHSAH's lobbying. Contact us for the current percentage.
- Accepted methods: check, ACH, Visa, MasterCard or American Express. Exhibit, sponsorship, advertising and education fees are separate from dues.