Provider Member: Eligible organizations must be engaged in the delivery of home care through certified home care, hospice, private duty home care, home pharmacy/infusion or home medical equipment.  Each legally recognized business unit is eligible for a membership. For purposes of membership, each organization with a filed assumed name is considered a legally recognized business unit. Each provider membership shall have one vote in association elections. Provider members may serve on the Board of Directors, and may hold office.

Individual Membership:   Individuals who have an interest in the purpose of the Michigan HomeCare & Hospice Association (MHHA)  and do not presently work in an organization defined in any other membership category qualify as Individual Members.  Individual Members shall not have voting rights, shall not hold office or serve on the Board of Directors. The individual must at all times be in good standing with Medicare/Medicaid, (if applicable).

Please contact Cindy Thelen if you are interested in an individual membership. She can be reached at CindyT@mhha.org.

Partner Membership: Businesses that provide goods or services to home care industry providers but do not provide goods and services directly to the end users are eligible as partner members.  Partner members may also be local, regional and national associations that have an interest in home care delivery in the state of Michigan, but do not directly provide that care.  Holding companies and organizations formed to provide group contracting and/or services for a coalition of home care industry service providers are ineligible for membership.  The Board of Directors shall determine whether any applicant shall be denied membership on the basis of this provision.   Each associate membership shall have one vote in association elections.  There will be two Board of Directors seats reserved for partner members.  The partner representative of the Board of Directors shall not hold office.