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Saturday, March 13, 2010
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Care Providers of Minnesota is a statewide, nonprofit trade association representing over 500 proprietary, nonprofit, and government-owned providers of long-term care services including nursing facilities, senior housing, assisted living, and home- and community-based services. Its members range from 5-unit housing with services providers to 500-bed skilled nursing facilities.
Established in 1947 as a supportive partner to nursing homes, the Association’s job is to serve the needs of providers across the spectrum of long-term care and support them in giving their clients the highest quality care.
Mission Statement
Care Providers of Minnesota exists to empower its members to achieve excellence through advocacy, education, knowledge, resources and support.
Vision Statement
Be the visionary leader and essential voice for providers; advancing transformation to meet emerging consumer expectations.
What's happening with March Region Meetings?
Click here for the answer and to view the rest of our FAQs, click here.
Care Providers of Minnesota is a statewide, nonprofit trade association representing over 500 proprietary, nonprofit, and government-owned providers of long-term care services including nursing facilities, senior housing, assisted living, and home- and community-based services. Its members range from 5-unit housing with services providers to 500-bed skilled nursing facilities.
Established in 1947 as a supportive partner to nursing homes, the Association’s job is to serve the needs of providers across the spectrum of long-term care and support them in giving their clients the highest quality care.
Mission Statement
Care Providers of Minnesota exists to empower its members to achieve excellence through advocacy, education, knowledge, resources and support.
Vision Statement
Be the visionary leader and essential voice for providers; advancing transformation to meet emerging consumer expectations.
What's happening with March Region Meetings?
Click here for the answer and to view the rest of our FAQs, click here.
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