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Impacting government policy is critical to the success of your community and residents. With so many laws and regulations dictating procedure, operations, and care, it is critical you use your voice to educate and inform decision-makers in the state and federal legislatures and agencies. Developing and maintaining relationships with decision makers is a first step to positively impacting your future with your voice.
The Indiana Health Care Political Action Committee is a powerful tool that helps the long term care profession support candidates for office in Indiana who make policy decisions that impact the senior living sector.
Elected officials play a vital role in the skilled nursing and assisted living profession. Many of the policies that affect your facility and residents are decided by the 50 senators and 100 representatives in the Indiana General Assembly, as well as our 11 members of the U.S. Congress.
By hosting a legislative tour in your skilled nursing or assisted living community, you have an opportunity to educate state and federal legislators, while giving them the opportunity to hear firsthand about the profession from their constituent staff and residents.
IHCA/INCAL Staff are ready to help you schedule a tour with your local legislators.
Face to face conversations with your Members of Congress is the most effective way to advocate for the kind of quality care you want to provide in your communities. It’s a priceless chance to use your voice and one that you can’t afford to pass up.
Congressional Briefing provides two invaluable days of:
Registration and attendance for this event are exclusively for long term and post-acute care provider members of IHCA/INCAL and AHCA/NCAL.
Each legislative session IHCA/INCAL hosts a day for our members to come to the Statehouse to learn about the legislative process, key legislation being debated, and to have lunch at the Statehouse with lawmakers. This is a great way to connect with your legislators in their place of work and to lobby them on issues that are important to you and your residents.