AAHomecare Moves Offices, Announces Legislative Fly-In Dates

With the new year comes a new address for the American Association for Homecare (AAHomecare).

The industry organization’s new offices are located at 1120 Crystal Drive, Suite 725, Arlington, VA 22202. The phone number remains the same &#151 (703) 836-6263.

AAHomecare also announced the dates and location of its annual industry lobbying event. This year’s Washington Legislative Fly-In will take place June 6-7, with event headquarters at the JW Marriott Pennsylvania Avenue hotel. The legislative conference culminates with HME suppliers, manufacturers, end-users and other stakeholders lobbying for home care in House and Senate offices.

For more information on the event, go to www.aahomecare.org (the association’s virtual address remains unchanged).

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