Membership

**Membership Terms are January 1 - December 31**

Membership to the Home Care and Hospice Association of Colorado has become increasingly important for learning about the most recent and upcoming changes happening in the home care and hospice industries, on both the state and national circuit. HHAC will help you stay in-tune with with these changes and provide guidance to help your organization remain fiscally viable.

By joining HHAC, you’ll ensure that your organization is positioned to have access to advocacy on key issues affecting home care and hospice. Additionally, HHAC will provide opportunities to participate in educational offerings and to have access to a repository of Best Practice resources for members that will allow you to better serve your clients and your organization.

Each provider member joining HHAC has just one membership in HHAC. This membership will include all locations that the company operates in Colorado. Each location will receive membership benefits such as electronic communications, access to the members-only resources on the website, discounted continuing education, convention and other event registrations, eligibility to serve on councils, task forces and board of directors, eligibility to attend regional forum meetings and group discount buying programs.

Dues that the member provider pays are based on actual gross client care revenue for all locations received at all Colorado locations from all sources for all services and products (skilled home health; skilled long hour; unskilled home care; hospice; HME; infusion; oxygen; other) provided in the place of residence to persons who have health-related needs during the company’s most recent fiscal year. A hospice provider member is an organization licensed to provide hospice care, in the home, through inpatient units and satellite offices. This includes both hourly and per visit billings, and includes but is not limited to Medicaid, Medicare, private pay, commercial insurance, managed care contracts, and patient co-payment. It does not include in-kind amounts recorded.

HHAC has two separate dues structures depending on reimbursement:

1. For providers that are reimbursed by Medicare, Medicaid, Veteran’s Affairs, workers comp, commercial insurance, long-term-care-insurance, private pay and other payers...click here to see the dues worksheet.

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1. For providers that are reimbursed 100% by consumers paying directly (out-of-pocket) or by their long term care insurance policy for their home care services.

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Payments to the Home Care Association of Colorado are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. HCAC dues are an allowable cost in the Medicare Cost Report. In 2016 you may only deduct 55% as an ordinary and necessary business expense for federal income tax purposes. Tax ID # 84-6085778.

Allied Membership (organizations who provide goods or services to providers)

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