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Slideshow Age-Friendly Health Systems Action Community Launches: Teams from across the state will be connected to accelerate adoption of the 4Ms — What Matters, Medication, Mentation, and Mobility framework into their practices. The Action Community will provide virtual trainings by expert faculty and monthly webinars to test and implement changes that can improve quality of care for older adults and incorporate age-friendly concepts into care delivery.
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Slideshow Statement from ADHCC in Reaction to State of the State Address: Adult Day Health Care Council expresses disappointment regarding continued closures of day programs in press release distributed statewide, January 11, 2021.
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Slideshow Dec. 29th COVID-19 Update: Latest updates for providers of LTPAC and senior services.
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Slideshow Adopted Regulations Reduce TB Testing Requirements: Required serial annual TB testing of all workers to be discontinued.
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Slideshow Jan. 12th COVID-19 Update: Latest updates for providers of LTPAC and senior services.
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Slideshow Jan. 5th COVID-19 Update: Latest updates for providers of LTPAC and senior services.
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Slideshow Dec. 22nd COVID-19 Update: Latest updates for providers of LTPAC and senior services.
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Slideshow ADHCC Sends Letter to Commissioner Zucker to Resume In-person ADHC Services: Written by our attorney Hank M. Greenberg, the letter argues ADHC programs have been treated in an arbitrary and discriminatory fashion, resulting in catastrophic damage to the industry and loss of health care services to thousands of New Yorkers.
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The Adult Day Health Care Council (ADHCC) represents 130 medical model adult day health care (ADHC) programs, more than 90 percent of ADHC programs operating across New York State. ADHCC members serve more than 10,000 New Yorkers annually. We are the only organization that speaks exclusively for ADHC providers; we are dedicated to the continuation and expansion of adult day health care in an effort to meet the needs of the frail elderly, chronically ill, disabled adults and their caregivers. We offer our members outstanding operational and regulatory guidance along with state and federal advocacy and an array of educational events, useful products and resources. To contact ADHCC, call 518-867-8836.