- Facts About NHHCA

Vision Statement

The New Hampshire Health Care Association (NHHCA) is a membership organization representing health care providers who believe that all individuals served are entitled to a supportive environment in which professional and compassionate care is delivered. This belief compels the Association and its member providers to advocate for individuals who because of social needs, disability, trauma, or illness require services in the health care continuum, while also advocating for the heath care provider community.

We will accomplish our vision by assuming a leadership role in providing education to caregivers; providing a supportive environment fostering creative study and innovation; communicating standards of practice that reflect quality care; promoting self esteem and dignity; promoting necessary and reasonable public policies; influencing society and government to invest in the well being of those entrusted into our care; and promoting the highest levels of professional and ethical behavior, thus earning the trust and support of the public.

NHHCA is the largest long-term care organization in the state, representing over 90 licensed nursing facilities, assisted living, or residential care facilities.

Facts About NHHCA

NHHCA and its members have received national recognition by national consumer and provider groups for leading the nation in reducing the number of physical and chemical restraints in nursing facilities and other endeavors to enhance the quality of life of residents.

	More than 6,000 New Hampshire citizens are served by member facilities daily.
	Over 7,500 staff are employed by these facilities
	Over $120,000,000 in wages are paid out annually — three times the dollars the state contributes for care to Medicaid residents.
	Over $4,000,000 in property taxes are paid annually.
	Ages of residents range from less than 10 to over 100 years of age. The average age of residents is 85.