Welcome to LMHPCO, a member supported non-profit, educational corporation created in 2001 to encourage and enhance the continued development of palliative and end of life care for everyone in this part of the country. We work on research projects, professional educational products, and awareness campaigns that advocate on behalf of patients facing serious and terminal illness, as well as their families and caregivers who support them. Our (c)(4) Advocacy organization, the Alliance for the Advancement of End of Life Care, brings this awareness to lawmakers and regulators in Mississippi, Louisiana and Washington, DC. We’ve launched this redesigned site to better serve hospice patients, their families and the providers that serve them throughout Mississippi and Louisiana. Here, you will find resources to help you make better choices with regards to serious illness and end of life care. Hospice and palliative professionals will find valuable links and resources for enhancing your practice and the services you offer to patients and their families. This site will allow hospice professionals to not only register for educational events, but track your continuing education credits from our educational programs throughout the year. We invite you to explore this website and become part of our effort to improve end of life care in Louisiana and Mississippi. If you can’t find the information you’re searching for, contact us directly at 1-888-546-1500 or by email at [email protected] for assistance. Click here for Staff or Consultant listings. The Benefits of MembershipAs a member of this organization, you will enjoy all of the benefits of membership, from 50% discounts on our educational events, to weekly updates and regulatory alerts. It will give you access to technical assistance & networking capability to name just a few of the benefits. Learn More & JoinLMHPCO's Advocacy efforts include:
In recent years, the hospice providers have experienced unprecedented regulatory challenges. These challenges will continue with increasing pressure from federal and state budgetary concerns, regulators, as well as the ongoing opioid and COVID19 crisis. In 2022, the LMHPCO Bord of Directors approved the following statement: Continue Reading |