CMS Issues Post-Acute Care Payment Proposed Rules
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CMS Issues 2023 Skilled-Nursing Facility PPS Final Rule
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CEO Message: Standing Up for Black Moms and Babies
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CEO Message: Change Needed on Flawed Office of Health Care Affordability Proposal
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On Tuesday, as expected, the bill to create California’s Office of Health Care Affordability unanimously passed out of the Assembly Health Committee, with a couple legislators choosing not to vote.
The bill, which has the power to fundamentally change how health care in California is delivered, saw minimal debate — just a few brief questions from committee members — before it advanced to the next stage of the legislative process.
A Blueprint for Better Behavioral Health Care
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Earlier this month, during Mental Health Awareness Month, Behavioral Health Action — a coalition of more than 50 statewide organizations including CHA — released a new blueprint for behavioral health care in California.
Nonprofit Acute Health Care 2022: Trends Impacting Hospital Bond Ratings — Participant Information
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CEO Message: As Political Landscape Shifts, Priorities for Hospitals Persist
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“Let us never forget that government is ourselves and not an alien power over us. The ultimate rulers of our democracy are not a President and senators and congressmen and government officials, but the voters of this country.”
~ Franklin D. Roosevelt
The 2020 federal and state elections are now in the books (mostly). As of Thursday afternoon, at the federal level:
CEO Message: A Dire Financial Picture for Hospitals
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A new report released last week by consulting firm Kaufman Hall has confirmed the depths of the financial crisis facing California’s hospitals.
Legislature Considers Bills Addressing Presumption in Workers’ Compensation
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California Goes to Washington
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Earlier this week, nearly 50 of California’s hospital and health system leaders trekked almost 3,000 miles to Washington, D.C. Their purpose: to share with members of Congress the legislative changes they need to successfully meet their mission of care back home.
It was an impressive showing for this year’s joint advocacy program, hosted by your California Hospital Association and the American Hospital Association. I am grateful to have been able to spend time with John Muir Health President & CEO Cal Knight, CHA’s Board Chair, along with Stanford Health Care President and CEO David Entwistle, and Alameda Health System CEO Delvecchio Finley, California’s representatives on AHA’s Board of Trustees.