who runs it
Organizations running this strategy · 6
what it looks like in practice
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Advocacy for home care policy and funding HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE INCadvocacyAdvocates at the federal and state levels to influence regulatory, funding, and legislative decisions in support of New York's mission-driven home care providers, representing hundreds of providers and home care workers in communications with policymakers in Albany and Washington.
- Education and training for member organizations HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE INCcapacity buildingProduces and delivers signature events, education forums, professional development, and training opportunities for home care organizations across New York State, supporting workforce capacity and organizational effectiveness.
- Member support and technical assistance HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE INCdirect serviceProvides staff support and technical assistance to member organizations on state and federal legislation, regulations, reimbursement issues, and funding opportunities in the home health field.
- Research and data dissemination on home health care HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE INCresearchConducts grant-funded research initiatives and provides access to original and publicly-sourced data to advance understanding of home health care delivery and support innovation in the sector.
- Strengthening the home care ecosystem through member engagement HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE INCcapacity buildingDesignates allied members that share its mission and provides education, advocacy, and research resources to support the broader home care ecosystem in New York State.
- Workforce recruitment support through job board HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE INCdirect serviceOperates a job board that connects employers in the home care and hospice sectors with qualified job candidates by sharing targeted career opportunities and filtering out unrelated postings.
- Ensuring digital accessibility for users with disabilities NEW YORK STATE HEALTH FACILITIES ASSOCIATION INCdirect serviceConducts regular testing of web pages using online tools and feedback from individuals with disabilities to identify and resolve accessibility barriers, including providing assistance with inaccessible PDFs and working to eliminate non-accessible content.
- Hosting educational programs for long-term care professionals NEW YORK STATE HEALTH FACILITIES ASSOCIATION INCcapacity buildingOrganizes and sponsors educational seminars, trade shows, and media campaigns to enhance the skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals working in licensed nursing and assisted living facilities.
- Conducting educational conferences and seminars on quality of care FOUNDATION FOR QUALITY CARE INCdirect serviceOrganizes and delivers educational conferences and seminars focused on improving the quality of care in long-term healthcare facilities.
- Administering certification exams and promoting professional education AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATORS NEW YORK CHAPTERcapacity buildingConducts certification examinations and supports ongoing professional education initiatives for health care administrators.
- Funding certification advancement for members AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATORS NEW YORK CHAPTERgrantmakingReimburses members for the cost of ACHCA Fellowship application upon successful advancement, supporting professional credentialing in health care administration.
- Funding scholarships for education and professional development AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATORS NEW YORK CHAPTERgrantmakingProvides annual financial awards totaling $1,000 in the form of scholarships or grants to support education and professional development in health care administration for students and emerging professionals.
- Hosting fundraising events for diversity in elder care AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATORS NEW YORK CHAPTERdirect serviceHosts an annual fundraiser event that includes recognition of individuals committed to diversity and inclusion in elder care administration, and hosted a reception to benefit the Sister Joan Cassidy and Michael Cuseo Cultural Diversity Endowment Fund.
- Professional development and networking for long-term care administrators AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATORS NEW YORK CHAPTERcapacity buildingProvides a network of colleagues, products, and services to support long-term care administrators in maximizing their professional success, including hosting the ACHCA Summer Leadership Conference for professional development.
- Recognizing leadership excellence in long-term care administration AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATORS NEW YORK CHAPTERdirect servicePresents annual awards including Administrator of the Year and New Administrator of the Year to recognize outstanding performance in long-term care administration.
- Delivering training programs for home health care employers HOME HEALTHCARE EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATIcapacity buildingProvides educational, instructional, and training programs aimed at promoting high standards of business practices in the home health care industry.
- Disseminating business information to improve industry standards HOME HEALTHCARE EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATIcapacity buildingAcquires and shares business information to support high standards of quality and care among employers in the home health care industry.
- Engaging in collective bargaining with labor organizations HOME HEALTHCARE EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATIadvocacyRepresents home healthcare employers in collective bargaining negotiations with labor unions representing employees in the home health care industry.