Montana Health Care Association

Serving Montana's long-term care communities.

  • Assistance to members in their day-to-day operations
  • Information resources for members, state regulatory agencies, and the public
  • Two educational conferences per year: spring virtual conference, fall annual convention with trade show
  • Free standing training on topics of special relevance to the entire long term care team 
  • Awards and recognition of outstanding member facilities, staff, and volunteers

MHCA is a Proud Affiliate of 

​Locate information for key members of the Montana Health Care Association

and its Scholarship Foundation's

Board of Directors. 

MHCA IN ACTION

  • Proactive advocacy with the Montana Legislature and State Administrative Agencies
  • Career Center and Job Board: Resource for career advancement and relevant openings
  • Survey assistance
  • Scholarship Foundation providing financial assistance to students pursuing a nursing degree with an emphasis on long term care

Our Mission

The Association and its members are dedicated to improving the quality of long-term health care in Montana through educational programs and proactive advocacy with the Legislature and State Administrative Agencies. 

About MHCA

The Montana Health Care Association is a non-profit, member-driven professional association serving Montana's long term care facilities. Founded in 1962 and originally representing only nursing homes, MHCA has opened its membership to all organizations involved in long term care. We represent profit and non-profit, independent and corporate-owned, religious, fraternal and government-operated facilities, as well as hospital-based facilities. Our members provide skilled nursing, assisted living, critical access hospital swing beds, personal care, home health, respite and therapy services.

Learn more about membership options

and benefits. Membership is available to

skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, critical access hospitals, and associate members. 

Membership

Our Board Members

Being an affiliate means tapping into AHCA/NCAL's over 15,000-strong membership and being part of a powerful advocacy force for the long term and post-acute care profession. AHCA/NCAL provide MHCA members with immeasurable benefits: among them Advocacy in Washington DC and Helena, as well as Quality, Reimbursement, and Workforce & Career resources and information for our members: both skilled nursing and assisted living.​