Read the February 2017 Edition of Respite News by Jenn Dix | Mar 2, 2017 | UncategorizedFind the latest updates in medical respite care in Respite News. The February 2017 edition features a look at our upcoming Medical Respite Care Pre-Conference Institute at the Council’s 2017 National HCH Conference; a new NPR story on the Affordable Care Act;...
New Mobilizer: Are You a Part of the Movement to Protect Medicaid? by Jenn Dix | Feb 23, 2017 | UncategorizedOur February Mobilizer examines potential changes to–and calls to maintain and improve–the Affordable Care Act, as well as new developments and executive orders from the Trump administration. Find critical information and articles on these topics, read our...
Read the February Edition of Council News by Jenn Dix | Feb 9, 2017 | UncategorizedFind the latest updates from the National HCH Council in Council News. In our February 2017 edition, you’ll read information about our Spring Virtual Training, a new Healing Hands issue on wound care, a national study illustrating the need for medical-legal...
2017 National HCH Conference & Policy Symposium Registration Is Open! by Jenn Dix | Jan 24, 2017 | UncategorizedRegistration has opened for our National HCH Conference & Policy Symposium! HCH2017 promises to be our largest Conference ever, with up to 1,300 attendees expected. Save your seat now: register today to learn and network with colleagues from across the U.S. during...
Register Now for Our 2017 Spring Virtual Training by Jenn Dix | Jan 19, 2017 | UncategorizedPlease join us for the National HCH Council’s first-ever Virtual Training! Our free, webinar-based event will kick off on March 6 with a TED-style talk on trauma from Matt Bennett, Chief Innovation Officer of the Coldspring Center for Social & Health...
New Healing Hands: Best Practices and Considerations for Wound Care by Jenn Dix | Jan 18, 2017 | UncategorizedThe Council’s latest Healing Hands examines Best Practices and Considerations for Wound Care. People experiencing homelessness often have wounds resulting from injuries, burns, frostbite, and chronic medical conditions such as diabetes. These wounds can be challenging...
