New Mexico Health Care Association

Advancing Excellence in Long Term Care

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2019 Convention And Exposition

It’s No Mystery: Solving Today’s Healthcare Challenges.

Infection Preventionist Specialized Training

Avoid the most common survey citation--Infection Prevention & Control.

ICD-10 Coding for PDPM Coders and Non-Coders

Are your staff ready?

PDPM Online Training Academy

AHCA highly recommends that the entire PDPM Transition Team attend the PDPM Academy Workshop

Welcome to New Mexico Health Care Association and New Mexico Center for Assisted Living

The New Mexico Health Care Association / New Mexico Center for Assisted Living (NMHCA / NMCAL) is a professional trade association for facility-based long term care providers. Our mission is to support our members and to promote individual quality of life for the people they serve.

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Online Testing

NMHCA's online testing offers immediate results!

Don't have an account? For more information, contact the NMHCA office.

Accounts are for facilities only. Please do NOT allow staff members to create individual accounts.

Get Involved

Committee membership is one of the best ways to make your voice heard in determining the direction of long-term care in New Mexico.

Working in groups and as individuals, long-term care professionals can and do make a difference.

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Facilities and Members

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NMHCA Foundation

The New Mexico Health Care Foundation provides the foundation for quality care across the state. We will be adding more information regarding programs soon!

Workers' Compensation

In 1991, the New Mexico Health Care Association created a self-insured workers' compensation fund, the New Mexico Health Care Workers Compensation Group, to provide a local and predictable workers' compensation solution for the long-term care industry.

Political Action Committee

The New Mexico Health Care Association Political Action Committee was created to provide long-term care professionals an opportunity to have a strong voice in the legislative process. PAC funds are distributed to various political candidates.