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Workforce Development

Building a strong workforce for Indiana’s seniors

Developing a skilled workforce for the long term care profession.

Recruitment and retention of direct care workers is one of the largest challenges facing long term care providers across the nation. An increased demand for services due to an aging population and a declining supply of individuals seeking and maintaining careers in this profession are factors responsible for a looming workforce crisis. It will take a significant effort to attract, recruit and retain skilled workers.

IHCA/INCAL is dedicated to supporting our members in their efforts to recruit, train and retain quality staff. Learn more about our workforce development offerings and how they might be of use to you.

Report

State of the Nursing Home Industry

The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) released a survey of more than 400 nursing home providers from across the U.S. highlighting that the sector continues to face a serious workforce crisis. The lack of interested and qualified caregivers is forcing more than half of nursing homes to turn away new patients, and more than one-quarter have downsized their facility or closed completely. The survey also underscores how an unfunded, federal staffing mandate will be impossible for nursing homes to meet given the current labor market conditions.

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Salary & Benefits and Compensation Survey Reports

Hospital & Healthcare Compensation Service (HCS) presents the 47th annual edition of its Nursing Home Salary & Benefits Report.

Access the report here.

The Assisted Living Report is recognized as the standard for reliable and comprehensive compensation data for Assisted Living, Personal Care, and Residential Care Facilities. The results cover salaries, bonus data, and hourly rates on 50 jobs.

Access the report here.

The Hospital & Healthcare Compensation Service has recently released their 2022-2023 Nursing Home Salary & Benefits Report – a national study covering skilled nursing and long-term care facilities.  The report covers executive staff, nursing, therapy, aides, dietary, activities, social services, maintenance and administrative staff.

Access the report here.

The 2022 IHCA/INCAL Annual Compensation Survey report is now available for our  members. The survey provides detailed information on executive, clinical and administrative positions.

  • The data is effective as of January 1, 2022.
  • The report reflects compensation detail from 254 facilities across the state for 101 job titles in both skilled nursing and assisted living communities.

Access the report here.

Discover How We Can Help You

CNA Training Resources

Identify onsite CNA training programs in your area and explore a new online training program from IHCA/INCAL and partner Academic Platforms.

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AHCA/NCAL Workforce Resources

Browse AHCA/NCAL’s resources for operators and individual LTC professionals to improve overall workforce efforts and ensure staff stability. 
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State, Regional and Local Workforce Resources

Learn more about statewide and regional workforce resources available for LTC providers.

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Indiana Health Care Foundation Scholarships

Through IHCF’s philanthropic mission, long term care professionals are awarded education and training scholarships for clinical, medical, and administrative positions in long term care.

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Being a part of IHCA/INCAL has been a wonderful experience and has brought so many learning opportunities to our company. I have been fortunate enough to be a part of the Workforce Development Committee for several years and am now the Co-chair. I’ve really enjoyed the opportunity to share ideas with other members, which allows us all to grow and learn for the betterment of the industry as a whole.


Amber Iskander

Executive Director of Human Resources, CarDon & Associates

Questions?

Contact IHCA/INCAL Director of Government Affairs, Nick Goodwin

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