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    • History & Mission

      Organized in 1956, the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association (NCHCFA) is an active network of more than 380 licensed nursing homes throughout the state.

    • Leadership & Governance

      NCHCFA is a not-for-profit trade association governed by a 16-member Board of Directors, responsible for establishing and monitoring NCHCFA policy.

    • Statewide Initiatives

      We believe in continuously striving for excellence in every area of long-term health care. The programs we sponsor work toward providing North Carolina nursing homes of the highest quality.

    • Directions

      How to find NCHCFA.

    • Contact Us

      If you have questions or concerns about skilled nursing facilities in North Carolina or the work of NCHCFA, please ask. We’re happy to help. You may also call us at 919-782-3827.
    NC Health Care Facilities Association (NCHCFA) is a not-for-profit trade association, representing more than 380 licensed skilled nursing homes throughout the state.

  • You may need to choose a North Carolina nursing home right away. Or maybe you’re gathering information for future reference. Either way, we’ll guide you through the process, from selecting a nursing home to navigating Medicare and Medicaid.

    • Technology

      Technology is revolutionizing the long term care experience, from the bedside to the activity room to the administrative office.

    • Facility Design

      Nursing homes present unique design challenges because they serve as both medical facilities and residences.

    • Enriching the Environment

      As people age, they continue to experience the same basic wants and needs as they have throughout their lifetime — intellectual engagement, entertainment, companionship, social interaction, technology, and dietary preferences.

    • Emerging Trends

      In the next 10-20 years North Carolina is going to see a significant need for nursing facilities to develop more capacity.

    • Leadership

      The future of North Carolina’s skilled nursing homes demands strong individuals to lead the way.
    To meet the changing demands of the future, NCHCFA is pursuing the latest innovations in skilled nursing home care. Our goal: To provide services, focusing on the resident and their families, in the most independent and technologically modern environment

    • Patient / Resident Care

      Skilled nursing homes require a competent and compassionate team to serve residents.

    • Nursing Home Administrator

      The licensed nursing home administrator has ultimate responsibility for the overall operations of the skilled nursing facility.
    Jobs in North Carolina nursing homes will continue to grow as our population ages. Nurses and nurse aides, rehabilitation specialists and more — you’ll find a wide variety of jobs available in North Carolina nursing homes.

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