Florida's Voice for Home Care
The Home Care Association of Florida (HCAF) is the premier trade association for the Florida home care industry. Founded in 1989, HCAF exists to provide representation, communication, and advocacy for home care providers, and to give them the education and resources they need to deliver high-quality, cost-effective services to patients and clients at home.
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Invest in Your Profession Today!
The 2022 election is upon us! On November 8, voters will decide who will serve in all statewide offices and in the Florida Legislature. Please support the Home Care Political Action Committee's $50,000 fundraising goal to safeguard the future of the home care industry and protect access to care for Floridians. Please make an investment in your profession by contributing today!
Hometown Heroes Program Opportunity
Florida's Hometown Heroes Housing Program provides down payment and closing cost assistance for eligible frontline workers. The program assists income-qualified homebuyers in buying a primary residence in the community where they work and serve. Take advantage of this opportunity starting on June 1, 2022!
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HomeCareLearn.com is HCAF's on-demand education platform for on-the-go home care professionals. Access training from the most trusted sources and from the comfort of your home or office, plus receive continuing education credits immediately after completing courses. Browse the catalog and learn with us!
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Ask Congress Prevent Medicare Home Health Cuts That Will Devastate Access to Care!
Legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Congress that is designed to prevent cuts to the Medicare home health payment rate as proposed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) in the 2023 proposed rule.
The Preserving Access to Home Health Act (S.4605/H.R.8581) would essentially freeze the current payment rate while allowing for annual market basket inflation updates until 2026. This would provide stability for providers and patients while allowing for further analysis of CMS data on home health spending, as well as refinement of home health payment policy to ensure patient access is not diminished.
Take action now to protect the viability of the home health provider community and the continued access to care for the millions of Americans who deserve and depend upon quality care in the home.