AHHC 2021 Early Registration
Deadline Extended to:
May 7, 2021
Thank you Conference Sponsors!
Virtual App Splash Screen Sponsor
Plenary Session Sponsor: NHPCO's Jennifer Kennedy
Event Game Challenge Sponsor
General Session Sponsor:
COVID-19 Panel
General Session Sponsor:
NAHC's Bill Dombi
General Session Sponsor:
State of the State Update
Plenary Session Sponsor:
NAHC's Katie Wehri
Plenary Session Sponsor:
HCAOA's Vicki Hoak
Conference Supporters:
Thank you AHHC Premium Sponsors!
DIAMOND
It’s no secret we’ve all seen our fair share of virtual events since March 2020. The truth is, conferences are a mainstay in every industry, particularly one as heavily regulated as home care & hospice. While we would prefer to be in person and see all of our wonderful members face to face, we know there continue to be improvements and advantages to virtual conferences that in-person conferences simply can’t match. Most importantly, we value your safety.
Our simple approach to virtual learning keeps you engaged in home care, home health, hospice & palliative, and intellectual/developmental disabilities education for 2.5 days. This devoted time to your professional development may help improve the retention of information, allow you to engage with speakers in Q&A, have one on one conversations with exhibitors and other attendees, participate in networking activities, win prizes, and more. Every session will be available on demand for anyone unable to attend live or wanting to watch sessions they may have missed. Here’s what you can expect from AHHC 2021:
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60 Speakers
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29 Breakout Sessions
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3 Plenary Sessions
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3 General Sessions
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2.5 Days of Learning
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14.5 Nurse Contact Hours
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NEW! I/DD Track (Look for I/DD in session identifiers)
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Virtual Trivia is back!
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Virtual Happy Hour on Sunday
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In-app live chat with exhibitors and sponsors
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Many chances to win prizes and more!
COVID-19 has forced agencies to reckon with processes and care delivery designed for the pre-pandemic era. AHHC 2021 showcases how agencies and organizations have used this paradigm shift as an opportunity to innovate like never before.
Moving forward, will healthcare at home still be the very important player it is today during the public health emergency? How can we evolve as an industry and employer, to ensure we remain the preferred care setting during and long after COVID-19.
Let’s ensure that the hardships and challenges we have experienced will not be in vain. AHHC 2021 is a vessel for agencies and organizations to come up for air and share the hurdles they have overcome, and how you can too.
