National Alliance for Care at Home
A newly merged giant speaking with one voice for everyone who delivers care where people actually live, from home health to the hospice bedside.
Financial profile
National Alliance for Care at Home · EIN 84-0617736 · 501(c)(6)
| Fiscal year | Total revenue | Contributions | Program services | Total expenses | Net assets | Year end |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2023 | $9,978,050 | $65,655 | $9,337,871 | $10,737,520 | $7,859,069 | Dec 2023 |
| FY2022 | $10,420,090 | $65,129 | $9,881,430 | $9,612,822 | $8,216,850 | Dec 2022 |
| FY2021 | $7,979,825 | $459,742 | $7,008,335 | $7,038,927 | $8,177,329 | Dec 2021 |
| FY2020 | $7,805,037 | $0 | $7,281,235 | $6,808,326 | $7,046,193 | Dec 2020 |
| FY2019 | $9,904,031 | $0 | $9,386,848 | $8,006,110 | $5,701,848 | Dec 2019 |
| FY2018 | $11,046,521 | $0 | $7,920,854 | $8,220,258 | $3,792,251 | Dec 2018 |
Figures exactly as reported. A blank cell was blank on the form. The fiscal year links to the filing.
Peer societies
Five societies National Alliance for Care at Home is read alongside.
OCHCH
Ohio Council for Home Care and Hospice
The unified voice of Ohio's home health and hospice providers, a member-driven association that translates a…
66 companies named
HCAF
Home Care Association of Florida
The collective representation and lifeline of Florida's home care providers, a body that speaks for the…
78 companies named
FHCA
Florida Health Care Association
The collective voice and shared back office of Florida's long term care providers, in continuous operation…
280 companies named
LNY
LeadingAge New York
The collective backbone of New York's nonprofit aging services, giving thousands of mission driven providers…
11 companies named
AAHPM
American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine
The professional home that took the care of the dying and the seriously ill, long treated as the place where…
5 companies named
Who backs NACAH
Every company National Alliance for Care at Home names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.
| Company | Support as published | Also named by |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Fleet Management | Corporate partner | AGCA GFOA ILC KLC NLCM +1 |
| Axxess | Corporate partner | DRC OCHCH |
| Dragonfly Health | Corporate partner | FHCA OCHCH |
| Homecare Homebase (HCHB) | Corporate partner | OCHCH |
| Arrowfly | Media Partner | Only National Alliance for Care at Home, so far |
| Brellium | Corporate partner | Only National Alliance for Care at Home, so far |
| HomeCare Magazine | Media Partner | Only National Alliance for Care at Home, so far |
| Lincoln Healthcare Leadership | Corporate partner | Only National Alliance for Care at Home, so far |
| McKnight’s Home Care | Media Partner | Only National Alliance for Care at Home, so far |
Sources: 2 published lists, read September 2026
2026 Enhanced & Media Partners Spotlight. Read September 28, 2026. Year-round enhanced partner tiers and media partners.
Business Partner Directory. Read September 28, 2026. Members-only; not read. 2026 Annual Meeting supporter list loads by script and was not readable.
Who backs National Alliance for Care at Home's peers, but not National Alliance for Care at Home
Companies named publicly by at least one of National Alliance for Care at Home's five peer societies, and not found in National Alliance for Care at Home's reviewed public records.
The outside view
A newly merged giant speaking with one voice for everyone who delivers care where people actually live, from home health to the hospice bedside.
- Authority
- Build
- Inward
- Operational
Their shape
The League
Far-flung, and stronger for it.
The League is a federation of many, where the value lives in the connections between its members and chapters. Its gift is reach and resilience, its challenge is holding a shared identity across all its parts.
Also reads toward The Movement and The Village.
Strengths
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