Welcome to Florida Health Care
Activity Coordinators Association
Our Goal: To Better Serve our Residents in Health Care Facilities.
The Association stemmed from a thirty six (36) hour course, held in March 1973, that was attended by more than 60 coordinators from all over the state of Florida. In 1974, the administrators of Florida Health Care Association met and authorized the activity Coordinators over the state to form. At this time Mr. Van Glawn and Mrs. Maria Baldwin were appointed as our Liaisons. Many years later we now have Peggy Rigsby as our FHCA Liaison. The Association is made up of 16 districts. Each district has officers and conducts it's own business. The Association provides the opportunity to exchange ideas. All coordinators exchange vital information in upgrading resident care by using the therapeutic tool of recreation.
EXECUTIVE PLEDGE
WE AGREE TO...
- Show up...be on time...MANAGE DISTRACTIONS.
- Be fully engaged and PREPARED for the meeting.
- Take PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY to obtain information from a missed meeting.
- SPEAK THE TRUTH respectfully, without blame or judgement and WITH CLARITY.
- Support the spirit of OPEN AND HONEST COMMUNICATION with my peers and to be able to disagree and seek clarification to assist the group in meeting its goals.
- LISTEN DEEPLY, ASK QUESTIONS, AND PROVIDE FEEDBACK to our group.
- When issues cannot be resolved, table the issue and return with a FRESH PERSPECTIVE or new information within a time frame designated by the team.
- Express both support and differences of opinion with the goal of achieving UNDERSTANDING AND REACHING AN INFORMED DECISION.
- Recognize that the executive team is "team number one" and to SUPPORT THE CONFIDENTIALITY AND DECISIONS of the executive team and its members.
- DO WHAT WE COMMIT TO DO and hold each other accountable.
- Ask for and extend FORGIVENESS.
- Take time to CELEBRATE the SUCCESS of others.
Mission Statement
To provide strong, credible leadership for the collective interests of the long term health care providers of Florida, by becoming and remaining the Health Care Association most effective at:
- Promoting a healthy, viable industry to ensure quality health care.
- Linking recipient, provider and government.
- Providing services to members critial to sustain a growing complex industry.
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