Certifications & Associations

When it comes to selecting the right in-home care provider for your beloved family member, ensuring that the company meets rigorous standards and holds certifications from reputable accrediting bodies is paramount. At Healthcare Business Guide, we pride ourselves on being a certified member of esteemed accreditation agencies that uphold the highest standards of care and ethical practices in the home care industry. These certifications provide you with the assurance that we have undergone thorough screening and monitoring processes, ensuring the delivery of quality home care to seniors and individuals with disabilities.

Arizona Non-Medical Homecare Association (AZNHA)

www.aznha.org
As a proud member of the Arizona Non-Medical Homecare Association (AZNHA), we are committed to meeting the stringent criteria set

professional care to each and every one of our clients. By choosing YOUR BUSINESS, you are entrusting your loved one's care to a company that prioritizes quality and safety above all else.

Home Care Association of America (HCAOA)

www.homecareaoa.org
Being certified by the Home Care Association of America (HCAOA) further exemplifies our commitment to exceptional home care services. HCAOA is a nationally recognized organization that promotes best practices and high standards in the home care industry. As a member, we strive to continuously improve and evolve our services to meet the evolving needs of our clients and their families.

National Association for Homecare & Hospice (NAHC)

www.nahc.org
Our membership with the National Association for Homecare & Hospice (NAHC) is a testament to our dedication to providing top-notch care to seniors and individuals with disabilities. NAHC is a prestigious organization that advocates for the highest quality of care and support in the home care and hospice sectors. We align our practices with NAHC's guidelines to ensure that our clients receive the best possible care, tailored to their unique needs.

Elderly & Physically Disabled Providers Alliance

EPDPA.org

The Elderly and Physically Disabled Providers Alliance – EPDPA encourages your support in providing funding that will restore the ability of service providers to pay their direct caregiving staff above the minimum wage, adjust rate reimbursement levels to compensate for changes in minimum wage and inflation so direct care workers can earn a living wage and the home care network can remain intact supporting people who chose home. The organization has provided funding in the Executive’s budget request for the EPD ALTCS population in AHCCCS.