Defense Research Institute, www.dri.org
DRI is the national organization of defense trial lawyers and corporate counsel. DRI provides numerous educational and informational resources to DRI members and offers many opportunities for liaison among defense trial lawyers, Corporate America, and state and local defense organizations.
Florida Association of Directors of Nursing Administration, www.fadona.org
FADONA is a state chapter of NADONA. The Alliance Council was created to give vendors and other allied LTC professionals an opportunity to derive the maximum benefit from Patron membership, while networking at the highest levels. Membership is open to any interested professional, organization or firm involved in providing services or products to the LTC industry.
Florida Association of Homes for the Aging, www.faha.org
The Florida Association of Homes for the Aging (FAHA) was established in 1963 as a Florida not-for-profit corporation. Its purpose is to provide leadership, advocacy, and education for retirement housing and nursing home communities that serve the needs of Florida's retirees.
Florida Association of Healthcare Attorneys, www.fha.org
FAHA provides an opportunity for legal seminars, and provides assistance to FHA in drafting and advocating legislation important to FHA members.
Florida Assisted Living Affiliation, www.falausa.com
FALA was created because owners, operators and supporters of assisted living wanted a trade association that was solely and exclusively dedicated to assisted living.
Florida Defense Lawyers Association, www.fdla.org
The Florida Defense Lawyers Association was formed in April 1967 to represent the interests of lawyers in private practice who primarily defend civil matters. Over 1000 strong, FDLA now extends membership to lawyers employed by public agencies and private corporations.
Florida Health Care Association, www.fhca.org
FHCA works to educate society and government to invest in the well-being of elderly and disabled individuals and to assure access to long-term care. FHCA is committed to developing necessary and reasonable public policies which balance economic and regulatory principles in order to support quality care and the quality of life.
Florida Hospital Association, www.fha.org
FHA is a not-for-profit association representing all types of hospitals throughout the state. Through advocacy, education, research, representation, and service, the FHA carries out its mission. Membership includes over 230 hospitals, 20 Professional Membership Groups, and over 2,000 professional members.
Florida Society for Healthcare Risk Management, www.fha.org
FSHRM provides an organized structure at the local and state level for individuals in the field of health care risk management; provides a forum for the exchange of ideas and sharing of resources; and serves as a resource to related government organizations and associations.
Pennsylvania Assisted Living Association, www.pala.org
PALA is a non-profit association devoted to encouraging and promoting the development of high standards for the assisted living industry. Dedicated to helping assisted living providers address relevant issues and challenges as they arise in the emerging industry, PALA provides education, unity, advocacy and interaction.
Pennsylvania Association Directors of Nursing Administration Long Term Care Nurses, www.padona.com
PADONA/LTCN represents directors, assistant directors, current and former, nursing supervisors and other professionals in long term care and consultants to directors of nursing in long term care. Members are represented from church, profit, nonprofit, county and state facilities.
Pennsylvania Health Care Association, www.phca.org
The Pennsylvania Health Care Association (PHCA) is a professional trade organization representing the long term care community in Pennsylvania, and providing information to families and individuals in need of long term care. Specifically, PHCA represents more than 300 for-profit as well as not-for-profit nursing facilities, personal care homes (also referred to as assisted living facilities), and continuing care retirement communities. Other members of PHCA include businesses that provide services to the long term care provider and the residents they serve, such as pharmacies, rehabilitation consultants, housekeeping services, accountants and architects.
