Join MHS Alliance

What Membership Includes

• Connect your Anabaptist-related health and human service provider in covenant relationships with founding denominations.
• Network and collaborate with like-minded providers through affinity groups organized by profession and established links among organizations serving seniors, persons with developmental disabilities or those with behavioral/mental health needs.
• Use our best practice forums, recognition programs, formal peer consultations and member salary surveys for new ideas, encouragement and informal benchmarking.
• Find bottom line value through worker's compensation and liability products (Anabaptist Association for Risk Management) and self-funded employee health benefits. (Some senior service providers also belong to our member-owned liability insurance company and our purchasing program.)
• Access consulting services from an Anabaptist perspective of Christian faith, including MHS Alliance's free biennial consultation.
• Link with valuable resources through formal channels with organizations like Anabaptist Center for Health Care Ethics and the Center for Faith-Based Leadership.

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How to Become a Member of MHS Alliance

Membership in MHS Alliance is open to any health and human service provider founded or affiliated in any way with the Mennonite Church USA, Mennonite Brethren US or Brethren in Christ denominations.

Our president or vice president in charge of Member Services would welcome the chance to explore membership with your board of directors and leadership team. To become a member of MHS Alliance, organizations submit:

• a signed copy of the MHS Alliance Membership Covenant
• membership dues

For more information about membership or to schedule a visit with our president or vice president, contact us.

“I'm convinced an alliance of Anabaptist health care organizations is the best way to close the gap between what should be and what is.”

Ed Longenecker, CEO
Landis Homes (Lititz, Pennsylvania)