Miami, FL. (July 18, 2024) — Florida Community Care (FCC), a statewide managed care plan and the only Medicaid Long-Term Care provider service network in Florida, and Florida Community Care (FC2), a Medicare Special Needs Plan for people who live in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or at home with complex health issues that require more coordinated and comprehensive care are proud to announce their role as the Platinum Sponsors of the Florida Health Care Association (FHCA) 2024 Annual Conference & Trade Show.

The event, which takes place from July 21st to July 25th at the Rosen Shingle Creek
in Orlando, Florida, is the premier event for long-term care professionals in Florida, bringing together hundreds of experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to share insights, innovations, and strategies to enhance the quality of care in long-term care facilities. As the Platinum Sponsor, FCC and FC2 will play a central role in supporting the organization’s mission in advancing the
quality of services, image, professional development and financial stability of its members.

“Florida Community Care and Florida Complete Care are honored to be the Platinum Sponsor
of the FHCA 2024 Annual Conference & Trade Show,” said Nestor Plana, Chairman and CEO of FCC and FC2. “Our commitment to providing exceptional care aligns perfectly with FHCA’s dedication to advancing the quality of long-term care in Florida. We are excited to engage with industry leaders and contribute to the meaningful discussions that will shape the future of healthcare in our state.”

Attendees of the conference can look forward to a comprehensive program that includes
keynote speeches, educational sessions, panel discussions, and a trade show featuring the latest products and services in the healthcare industry. Florida Community Care and Florida Complete Care will have a prominent presence throughout the event, with opportunities for attendees to learn more about their innovative care solutions and commitment to improving patient outcomes.

Along with hosting several events at the conference, leaders from the health plan will share their expertise with attendees. Stephanie Plana, president of FC2, will lead a session to called “Partnering with an ISNP – How Your Residents (and You) Can Benefit.” The health plans’ participation underscores their dedication to the long-term care community and its ongoing efforts to support initiatives that drive positive change in the industry. By partnering with
FHCA, FCC and FC2 aim to foster a collaborative environment where knowledge is
shared, and quality care is prioritized.

Both FCC and FC2 are subsidiaries of Independent Living Systems, a leading provider
of health and social services for complex populations in the Medicare, Medicaid, and Dual-Eligible markets.

About Independent Living Systems: Independent Living Systems (ILS) is a Florida-based company providing a comprehensive range of turnkey payer services to managed care organizations and health care providers that provide care and social services to complex populations in the Medicare, Medicaid, and Dual-Eligible markets. The company also owns and operates Florida Community Care, Florida’s only statewide Medicaid long-term care provider service network, as well as Florida Complete Care, a Medicare Advantage special needs plan for people who live in a nursing home, an assisted living facility, or live at home and have complex health issues that require more coordinated and comprehensive care.

About Florida Community Care: Founded in December of 2018, Florida Community Care (FCC) serves the needs of its members by providing long-term health care services and supports. FCC is a Provider Services Network (PSN) that has a contract with Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) as a Long-Term Care Plus Plan to provide integrated services to the state’s Medicaid enrollees who receive Long-Term Care services.

About Florida Complete Care: Founded in 2022, HPMP of Florida (dba Florida Complete Care) is a Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan for people who live in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or may be homebound with complex health issues that require coordinated comprehensive care. The Florida Complete Care Model of Care provides nursing home residents and institutional-equivalent members with a patient-centered, primary care driven care experience.

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