The California Hospital Association supports the Health Care Union Transparency, Accountability & Union Member Right to Vote Act, a November 2026 ballot measure that would give health care workers who are members of large health care unions the right to vote on how their hard-earned dues money is spent on ballot measure campaigns. California’s health...
The Hospital District Lookup Tool provides an easy way to view California hospitals by legislative or congressional district. Users can select Assembly, Senate, and/or congressional districts to instantly see all hospitals located within those boundaries.
It is designed as a simple, filterable Excel file — no macros, no dashboard software required.
Overview
Every day, California hospitals support families, friends, and neighbors in communities throughout our state. From learning centers for children with disabilities to farmer’s markets that bring fresh, nutritional options to food deserts, from health screenings to mobile clinics, these “community benefits” provided by hospitals are interwoven into the fabric of our state and relied upon...
The Office of Health Care Affordability (OHCA) has capped the resources hospitals have available for patient care far below sustainable levels. To stay under these caps hospitals will be forced to cut jobs, services, or both. Hospitals are cornerstones of their communities, and each of these cuts will have a ripple effect far broader than...
CHA’s federal litigation tracker monitors the progress of critical litigation matters that impact the association’s advocacy and policy priorities.
CHA’s federal legislative tracker shows where representatives stand on key legislation.
Patients deserve access to health care without unnecessary barriers from their insurance companies. Paying covered, medically necessary claims on time and in full means hospitals, doctors, and other providers can focus on their primary mission — healing those who are sick and injured. But with 94% of the commercial health insurance market controlled by just […]
The lawsuit alleges that Anthem fails to meet its legal obligations to arrange for timely access to care for its members as required under California law. Anthem is also accused of not responding in a timely manner — or at all — “to requests for authorization” for post-acute care for its members.
