OHCA, established in 2022, will profoundly shape health care in California. Its legislated goals are to slow health care spending growth, promote high-value system performance, and assess market consolidation. CHA is actively engaged in the implementation process, advocating to improve affordability for patients while ensuring hospitals are able to make much-needed investments to improve access, quality, and equity.
OHCA Impact Dashboard
CHA has projected losses in revenue, jobs, and economic activity by the end of 2029 resulting from OHCA’s spending caps.
OHCA “High-Cost” Hospital Calculation Tool
CHA has created a data tool to help members replicate calculations used by OHCA to identify so-called “high-cost” hospitals and assess how close they may be to the thresholds.
Latest News
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Gov. Newsom Previews 2024-25 State Budget Proposal Ahead of Jan. 10 Release
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OHCA Board Could Approve Creation of Statewide Hospital Sector in Early 2025
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OHCA Board Selects a New Chair, Deliberates Over Hospital Sector Targets and More
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OHCA Maintains Focus on Hospitals at October Board Meeting
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Advocacy
In addition to in-person advocacy at OHCA meetings, CHA has submitted the following comment letters.
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