Welcome to the LifeSpan Network Members Hub — your gateway to the people, resources, and programs that strengthen Maryland’s senior care community. As a LifeSpan member, you gain access to exclusive education, advocacy, and networking opportunities designed to help your organization thrive. From discounted training and CEUs through the Beacon Institute, to expert guidance on regulatory issues, workforce development, and quality initiatives, LifeSpan membership empowers providers to stay informed, connected, and competitive. Whether you lead a skilled nursing facility, assisted living community, or home and community-based organization, LifeSpan is your partner in delivering exceptional care and achieving operational excellence.
Getting Involved in LifeSpan
Many opportunities exist for you to become more involved in the LifeSpan Network. As a LifeSpan Network member, you and interested members of your staff can participate on committees, task forces, and boards. Your input will be greatly valued and can help benefit LifeSpan in the future!
Committees
Committees usually meet on a quarterly basis and help set policy on the association’s organizational structure, public policy and services. Committees recommend actions to the Board. The following is a list of brief descriptions of the current committees that exist at the LifeSpan Network. For more information about any of these committees, please contact the LifeSpan Network directly.
LifeSpan Network Committees
Membership Committee
Helps communicate with prospective members and considers issues of importance to Provider and Associate Members
Public Policy Committee
dkauffman@lifespan-network.org
Oversees advocacy
During legislative session, complete this form to sign up for Policy Calls on Monday morning! (members only)
Education Committee
Explores opportunities for educational programs and training
Finance Committee
kbernetti@lifespan-network.org
Reviews all financial statements, policies and budgets for all organizations
Marketing Committee
Generates and collaborates on ideas that fit industry standards and reach proper audiences
PAC Committee
Annual Conference Committee
Task Forces
Task Forces are formed and dissolved as needed. There are usually several task forces active throughout the year. Policies, recommendations, or action steps developed by task forces are recommended to the Board or to an appropriate committee for action.
The following are examples of current LifeSpan Network Task Force Groups:
Business Strategy Task Force
Assisted Living Public Policy Task Force
CNA Task Force
*If you are interested in learning about or participating on a committee or task force, please email the staff person who oversees that committee.