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The New York State Association of Health Care Providers, Inc. (HCP) is a trade association representing licensed home care services agencies, certified home health agencies, health related organizations and organizations that support the home care industry.
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HCP supports members through advocacy, information, education and benefits that help members where it counts most — their bottom line. One of HCP’s most valuable benefits is our years of industry expertise and connections with State and Federal government officials that enable us to help members with their questions.
Join HCP today and become part of one of the most respected and influential home care associations in the United States.
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- Jun 4 WNY Chapter MeetingJun 4 2026, 9:00am Learn More
- Jun 15 HCP 2026 Annual Conference: Home Care: The Future AwakensJun 15 2026, 4:00pm Learn More
- Jun 17 Northeastern NY Chapter MeetingJun 17 2026, 9:00am Learn More
- Jul 1 Long Island Chapter MeetingJul 1 2026, 8:30am Learn More
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NYC EP Alert 6.2.2026 | Heat Emergency & Preparedness Webinar
Heat Emergency & Preparedness Webinar
As temperatures begin to rise across New York, preparation is key to protecting vulnerable individuals from heat-related illness. The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s Center for Health Equity and Community Wellness is offering a free virtual webinar focused on heat safety, preparedness, and available cooling resources.
NYS EP Alert 6.1.2026 | NYS Issues Advisory on Legionellosis
NYS Issues Advisory on Legionellosis
The New York State Department of Health (DOH) and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) have issued a health advisory urging providers to remain alert for possible cases of legionellosis, including Legionnaires’ disease.