Long Term Care Community Coalition

The Long Term Care Community Coalition (LTCCC) is a nonprofit organization focused on improving the quality of care and life for elderly and disabled individuals in various residential settings. Founded in 1989, LTCCC operates in the United States with a slogan "Advancing quality, dignity, and justice for people in nursing homes, assisted living, and other residential settings." LTCCC's core activities include conducting systemic advocacy and research on national and state policies, laws, and regulations related to long-term care. The organization leverages this research to develop recommendations aimed at enhancing quality, efficiency, and accountability, contributing to the empowerment of consumers, families, and Long-Term Care (LTC) ombudsmen. LTCCC also hosts two local LTC Ombudsman Programs in New York, namely the Hudson Valley LTC Ombudsman Program and the Tri-County LTC Ombudsman Program. With a primary focus on the health care industry, LTCCC collaborates with various consumer, community, civic, and professional organizations in New York to address systemic issues affecting quality of care and dignity in long-term care. Despite no recent investment activities disclosed, LTCCC's commitment to advancing the well-being of vulnerable individuals positions it as an influential player in the long-term care advocacy space.