Nebraska Home Care Association
The Nebraska Home Care Association (NEHCA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1987 to support home healthcare providers in Nebraska. It advocates for agencies offering home health, hospice, private-duty care, and palliative care services.

Structure and Mission
NEHCA promotes quality care standards, provides educational resources, and offers networking opportunities for members. It serves as a collective voice for home healthcare providers, addressing regulatory challenges and advancing legislative priorities to improve service delivery across the state.

Membership Benefits
Members gain access to continuing education programs, licensure support, and industry updates. The association organizes professional development events, including conferences and webinars, to help staff meet certification requirements. NEHCA also facilitates collaboration among providers to strengthen referral networks and operational practices.

Public Resources
NEHCA maintains a provider directory and caregiver resource guide to assist patients and families in locating services. Its materials outline payment options for home care, including private pay, insurance, and public assistance programs.

Advocacy Efforts
The association engages in state and federal advocacy to shape policies affecting home healthcare access, reimbursement, and workforce sustainability. It collaborates with national organizations like the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) to align with broader industry goals.

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