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Join AAHSA: Providers

Provider members of AAHSA may be any not-for-profit, voluntary or government-sponsored organization providing housing or care for the aging. In most states, AAHSA membership is initiated through one of our affiliated state associations. Please contact your state directly for a membership application. If you do not see your state listed please contact AAHSA Member Services, (202) 508-1205. Provider member dues are based upon an organization's program services revenue.

What opportunities does AAHSA membership offer to aging service providers?

To be Informed
  • Be the first to know of and act on key legislative and regulatory developments in Congress and the Administration through e-mail and online alerts.

  • Learn survival skills for coping with tight budgets and limited public and private resources.

  • Take advantage of the latest research on best practices in clinical care for residents.

  • Be on the cutting edge of innovations in recruiting, training, and retaining staff.

  • Gain exposure to technological developments that can help you provide care and services more effectively, efficiently and economically.

  • Network with colleagues from around the country on effective solutions to mutual challenges.
  • Read and learn about innovations and inspiring programs in FutureAge, The AAHSA bi-monthly magazine.
To be Heard
  • Numbers count. Join with thousands of others in a common message for positive change in the field. Along with your colleagues and the respected voice of your association, the effectiveness of your message is magnified.

  • Conduct grassroots advocacy using AAHSA tools, including our online advocacy center, Contact Congress, to improve effectiveness with media and policymakers.

  • Participate in national studies of best practices and in the development of federal quality measures.

  • Commit to AAHSA's Quality First initiative by making a public pledge to continuous quality improvement, public disclosure/accountability, resident rights, workforce excellence, public input/community involvement, ethical practices and financial stewardship.

To Save
  • Save up to 40% through our Group Purchasing Program, which features more than 25,000 products

  • Protect and enhance your facility's financial strength and risk management through AAHSA's Shared Services partnerships, offering cost-saving insurance programs.
To find out more about services AAHSA offers for different types of aging services organizations, read the "Power of Membership" fact sheet that corresponds with your organization's services: For more information about provider membership, please contact AAHSA Member Services via e-mail or by phone at (202) 508-1205.

Last Updated : 3/22/2007 5:16:56 PM

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