Commitment to Care (CtoC) is a statewide initiative that seeks to make Texas a national leader in quality nursing home care. CtoC is a collaborative effort between nursing home providers, community leaders, legislators and senior care stakeholders to improve workforce stability, promote best practices to improve clinical outcomes and survey performance, and to work with legislators to advocate for public policy that enhances the quality care needs of the frail and elderly.

The One a Month campaign is aimed to build on recent success in lowering the use of off label antipsychotics in the treatment of some Texas nursing home residents.  The effort involves partnering with nursing home providers statewide to commit to transitioning at least one resident a month off of these medications by using nonpharmacological interventions.

The Quality Initiative is an effort that builds upon existing work the long term and post-acute care field is doing by setting specific, measurable targets to further improve quality of care in America’s skilled nursing centers and assisted living communities. AHCA/NCAL members are encouraged to reach defined, concrete goals over the next three years, in four core areas.

The Texas Culture Change Coalition (TxCCC) is dedicated to transforming the culture of long-term care provided to Texans, who are aging or have disabilities, by affirming the dignity and value of each individual and the caregivers who provide support for them.

The Advancing Excellence in America’s Nursing Homes Campaign is a major initiative of the Advancing Excellence in Long Term Care Collaborative. The Collaborative assists all stakeholders of long term care supports and services to achieve the highest practicable level of physical, mental, and psychosocial well-being for all individuals receiving long term care services.