In a webinar hosted by the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL), HUD’s Office of Residential Care Facilities (ORCF) will provide a brief overview of the Section 232 program and address some key asset management matters. There is no charge for participation. The webinar will be recorded. 

Presentation topics will include:

• Understanding Financial Reporting Matters
• Understanding Changes in Facility Structure/Configuration and the Funding of Those Changes
• Update on ORCF Asset Management Upcoming Improvements
• Responses to your questions

Speakers:

• John Hartung, Director, Policy, Risk Analysis and Lender Relations Division, Office of Residential Care Facilities, HUD
• Philip Head, Director Asset Management Division, Office of Residential Care Facilities, HUD

This webinar is free and open to everyone.

Membership to AHCA/NCAL is not required to access the materials however, you will need to create an account to identify your personal access to the materials.

Registration to attend the live webinar is limited. The webinar will be recorded and available for access after the live event. 

Follow the Instructions Below to Register: 

• To avoid technical problems, use Google Chrome. 
• You will need to log in using their existing email and password first. 
• Once you are logged in to the website you will be able to register by clicking the green register button at the top of the page. 
• If you have forgotten your password click here. 
• If you are new to the site, you can create an account here. Answer all fields on the create an account page. 
• After creating an account, you will be able to register for the webinar. 

Email educate@ahca.org if you need assistance with registering. 

Please note: this webinar is open to everyone. If you are not a member of AHCA, registering for this webinar will not change your status to AHCA member.

AHCA/NCAL has partnered with Equus Workforce Solutions to offer long term care apprenticeship programs. The goal is to get more people engaged in the long term care profession as it battles a workforce crisis. The AHCA/NCAL and Equus collaboration will help to support the development and expansion of Registered Apprenticeship Programs (RAPs) that can potentially impact our long term care provider members and those they serve in the future.   

During this session, you will hear from Michelle Day, who is the National Workforce Solutions Director at Equus.  Learn how you can engage in this apprenticeship partnership as a long term care provider, and get your pressing questions answered.

Also hear directly from providers, Tina Sandri of Forest Hills of DC and Mark Klyczek of Virginia Health Services, on their experiences around apprenticeship programs and the innovative work they have underway on the workforce side.

Be sure to pass this webinar offering along to anyone in your center/s that might be interested in attending this event (HR, business office, nursing home administrators, etc.), which will be recorded if you can’t make it.  

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the many RAP benefits include building a pipeline of skilled workers, gaining workers with customized skills, and enhancing employee retention and employer reputation.
• Learn how to get an apprenticeship program underway with Equus.
• Get your pressing questions answered around apprenticeship programs and how they benefit both the employer and worker alike.
• Hear directly from a provider perspective on apprenticeship programs and how they work 

This webinar is available to AHCA/NCAL members only.

Email educate@ahca.org if you need assistance with registering. 

© 2022 American Health Care Association. All rights reserved. All Interested in an Apprenticeship Partnership? materials subject to this copyright may be photocopied or distributed for the purpose of nonprofit or educational advancement. The use, photocopying, and distribution for commercial purposes of any of these materials is expressly prohibited without the prior written permission of American Health Care Association.

The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) team, along with experts in recruiting international workers, will be hosting a virtual session on employing international workers, including nurses.  Are you interested in potentially recruiting overseas or having trouble doing so for health care workers?  This webinar will help you better understand the process, while getting your pressing questions answered.  Hear from a company that focuses solely on foreign recruiting for health care providers, a skilled immigration attorney and long term care providers actively in this space.  In addition, hear about the efforts AHCA/NCAL has been leading to address the immigrant visa processing backlog from COVID-19.  

This webinar is for AHCA/NCAL members only. 

Speakers:

• Dana Ritchie, Senior Director of NFP & Constituent Services at AHCA
• Sherry Neal, Partner/Immigration Attorney at Hammond, Neal & Moore (HNM)
• Kara Murphy, President at PRS Global
• Christopher Schmidt, President/C.E.O. of Schmidt Wallace Healthcare

Follow the Instructions Below to Register: 

• To avoid technical problems, use Google Chrome. 
• Members will need to log in using their existing email and password first. 
• Once you are logged in to the website you will be able to register by clicking the green register button at the top of the page. 
• If you have forgotten your password click here. 
• If you are new to the site, you can create an account here. Answer all fields on the create an account page- especially locating your company name. You can search by name or zip code. After creating an account, you will be able to register for the webinar. 

Need further assistance? Email educate@ahca.org

© 2022 American Health Care Association. All rights reserved. 

All Interested in Employing International Health Care Workers in Your LTC Center? materials subject to this copyright may be photocopied or distributed for the purpose of nonprofit or educational advancement. The use, photocopying, and distribution for commercial purposes of any of these materials is expressly prohibited without the prior written permission of American Health Care Association.

The ERTC is intended to offer employers with a tax credit which can be used for wages when employees are furloughed during a government ordered shut-down.  The initial version of the program was restrictive and had only limited eligibility.  Changes made to the program by the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) expanded eligibility making more employers likely eligible and provided more clarity around interaction with Provider Relief Funds and Payroll Protection Program (PPP) loans.  This pre-recorded webinar provides an overview of the ERTC, important changes made by the CAA, and offers concrete action steps to explore your eligibility and leverage the ERTC.  Also, AHCA is offering high level ERTC technical support via partner CPA firms.  The webinar explains how to access this resource.  

This webinar is available to AHCA/NCAL members only. 

Follow the Instructions Below to Register: 

• To avoid technical problems, use Google Chrome. 
• Members will need to log in using their existing email and password first. 
• Once you are logged in to the website you will be able to register by clicking the green register button at the top of the page. 
• If you have forgotten your password click here. 
• If you are new to the site, you can create an account here. Answer all fields on the create an account page- especially locating your company name. You can search by name or zip code. After creating an account, you will be able to register for the webinar. 

Need further assistance? Email educate@ahca.org

© 2022 American Health Care Association. All rights reserved. 

All Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) – An Overview and Insights on Updated Program Eligibility materials subject to this copyright may be photocopied or distributed for the purpose of nonprofit or educational advancement. The use, photocopying, and distribution for commercial purposes of any of these materials is expressly prohibited without the prior written permission of American Health Care Association.