The companies listed on this page are part of AAHSA's Shared Services Program. Use this list to determine which products would be of greatest benefit to your aging-services organization.

This list cross-references these Shared Services Program partners with the AAHSA Quality First 10 Elements of Quality. Scroll down to view the QF Index. See the Quality First Web site for more information: www.aahsa.org/qualityfirst.

AAHSA Benefit Communication Program Presented by Combined Worksite Solutions
Employee Benefits Communication
AAHSA Quality First Element: 6

AON ASSOCIATION SERVICES
D&O and P&C Insurance
AAHSA Quality First Elements: 2 and 5

CONFIDENCE SURVEY PROGRAM
Resident, Family & Employee Satisfaction Survey Tools
AAHSA Quality First Elements: 8 and 9

HOLLERAN
Stakeholder Research and Satisfaction Surveys
AAHSA Quality First Elements: 6, 8 and 9

MY INNERVIEW INC.
Operational Performance, Culture Change Tool, Satisfaction Surveys
AAHSA Quality First Elements: 5, 6, 8 and 9

SERVICE TRAC, LLC
Mystery Shopping, Sales Training, and Customer Satisfaction Surveys
AAHSA Quality First Elements: 6, 7, 8 and 9

TRANSPERFECT TRANSLATIONS
Translation and Transcription Services
AAHSA Quality First Element: 7

UNEMPLOYMENT SERVICES TRUST
Unemployment Self-Funding Trust Program
AAHSA Quality First Elements: 2 and 6

USIS
Pre-Employment Screening; Criminal Background, Drug & Alcohol, Healthcare Compliance Products
AAHSA Quality First Element: 6

DISCLAIMER
The American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (AAHSA) makes no warranties, express of implied, as to any goods purchased under the program, including, but not limited to, warranties as to the merchantability or as to the fitness of the merchandise for any use or purpose. AAHSA shall not be liable for any loss of damage, direct or indirect, arising from the use of such merchandise for consequential damages. The appearance of a particular product, service or company does not indicate endorsement or support of a particular product or service by the AAHSA. AAHSA pursues a "distributed" purchasing policy. As we do not maintain a large central purchasing staff, it is the responsibility of each facility to do its own purchasing for most routine items, using the AAHSA purchasing strength expressed in our purchasing programs. To this end, AAHSA's role is to seek, establish, monitor and maintain vendor agreements for the benefit of the facilities and operations.