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As part of our ongoing commitment to advocating for home care providers nationwide, HCAOA is actively compiling member feedback and conducting research to support comprehensive responses to multiple new Requests for Information (RFIs) and regulatory review opportunities recently launched by federal agencies.
One of the most effective ways to support our efforts is to contact your U.S. Representative and Senators now—in the immediate wake of our advocacy day—so they know these issues matter to their constituents back home.
 We’re thrilled to share the success of this year’s Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C.! With 140 passionate participants from 32 states, our advocates made a powerful impact by attending 141 meetings with lawmakers and key staff.
 We’re incredibly grateful to Axis Care for generously supporting our members with an unforgettable trolley tour experience!
 Thank You for Showing Up on Capitol Hill!
A heartfelt thank you to all who joined us for a record-breaking Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill. Your time, energy, and voices made a powerful impact, and we’re so grateful for your commitment to championing the issues that matter most to our community. We'd love to hear from you! Please reach out with your highlights, feedback and suggestions as we continue to make this day better and better for our members and community every year! Reach us at [email protected].
 Today, more than 100 members like you from across the country are in Washington, D.C. for HCAOA’s 2025 Advocacy Day, meeting with members of Congress to discuss the importance of home care. Whether or not you are joining us, we need your voice before and during our trip to Capitol Hill.
HCAOA has the opportunity to provide the White House a packet of information about the need to restore the companionship exemption, and needs input from impacted members as soon as possible. Please complete this brief and important survey to share the impact of this issue on your agency and those you serve. This information will be compiled and shared without identifying information.
The Massachusetts Joint Committee on Elder Affairs is set to discuss H.789, a bill discusses licensure of non-medical home care agencies.
 Earlier this year, Google visited the founders of HCAOA Associate Member Memory Lane Games to learn more about their groundbreaking games designed to stimulate the memory and visual areas of the brain for people with dementia. Click here to view a short film from that visit released on their #WeArePLay channel
 According to the comprehensive membership survey HCAOA conducted last fall, one of the main reasons home care agencies join the association is to stay up to date on legislative and regulatory issues impacting the industry. HCAOA’s advocacy team is always in the know and in the room representing members’ interests.
The HCAOA Connecticut Chapter gathered at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford last week to advocate for the home care industry.in conjunction with the CT Association for Healthcare at Home to co-sponsor Care at Home Day at the Capitol.
 Today is the last day to register for HCAOA's National Home Care Advocacy Day! Join your colleagues to advocate for the critical issues affecting the home care industry.
Last week, the HCAOA South Carolina Chapter, South Carolina Home Care and Hospice Association, and Hearts for Home Care co-hosted a successful advocacy day with more than 30 advocates at the state Capitol in Columbia.
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