Topics In Press Release

• 20 million investment in South, West sides will target housing, economic development
• A Corporate Hospital System Buys A Small Hospital. What Happens Next?
• Alcohol-related deaths are climbing. And getting sober comes with unique challenges for women.
• Area hospitals keeping an eye on spread of Wuhan coronavirus
• Arizona, California cases push US tally of new virus to 5
• Child-friendly emergency room opens in Peoria, designed to keep kids calm, comfortable
• Carlinville Hospital CEO Ken Reid to retire
• Colorado hospitals — under increased scrutiny — raised prices and saw more profit, new report says
• Commentary: Why teen depression rates are rising faster for girls than boys
• Conservative groups to air ads against bipartisan proposal to end surprise medical bills
• Cook County Health Needs A New CEO. Could Politics Get In The Way?
• Coronavirus diagnosed in Chicago woman marks 2nd case, 5 total confirmed in US
• Coronavirus patient remains in isolation at Hoffman Estates hospital
• 'Everything now is experimental.' Here's how doctors are treating coronavirus
• Four struggling South Side hospitals to form new health system, spend $1.1 billion on new centers
• Gov. Pritzker and Democratic legislature start new session facing major challenges on pensions, tax
• Family Health Clinic: Here’s a look inside Perry’s nearly finished facility
• Gov. Pritzker signs order to fight opioid crisis and reduce racial disparities
• Governor signs bill to limit insulin costs
• Here’s what your lawmakers want to do when they return to Springfield next week
• HHS forgets to renew Trump’s opioid emergency declaration
• How 3 hospital CEOs put their community's needs first
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 15
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 16
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 21
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 17
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 24
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 27
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 22
• IHA Daily Briefing: Jan. 23
• Ashley Jenkins Joins IHA's Government Relations Team
• Bill to cap insulin costs passed by Illinois Senate, heads to governor's desk
• Holiday Plants Are Not on the Menu
• Illinois Health and Hospital Association Elects New Board
• Illinois’ Rural Hospitals Celebrate National Rural Health Day
• Immigrant miscoding causes state to lose millions of federal dollars
• Little Company of Mary sees more patients ahead of merger
• Living with Cancer: The Nursing Shortage Is Threatening Our Care
• MAPS PSO Presents Patient Safety Champion Award to a Rush Copley Medical Center Employee
• IHA Honors Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems for Quality Initiatives with Significant Impact
• Is That a Mouse In Your House?
• Doctors Argue Plans To Remedy Surprise Medical Bills Will ‘Shred’ The Safety Net
• Medicaid Expansion Costs Hit New York — And Other States Are Watching
• Medicaid expansion improved health outcomes, cost effects unclear
• Medicaid managed care reforms signed into law
• Medline Industries in Waukegan forced to temporarily close as it works to meet new EtO rules
• My Dining debuts at Alton Memorial
• Norwegian American Hospital Addresses Food Insecurity in Humboldt Park
• O’Hare to begin screening passengers from Wuhan, China, as deadly coronavirus reaches U.S.
• One cancer is almost 100% preventable. And Chicago is making a move to eradicate it.
• Open Communication Softens Impact of Medical Errors on Patients and Families
• Patients Want A ‘Good Death’ At Home, But Hospice Care Can Badly Strain Families
• Powerful union pushes to change Illinois constitution
• Pritzker Administration Behind On Hiring Spree To Tackle Medicaid Application Backlog
• Providers warned to be vigilant as coronavirus fear spreads
• Recreational weed is legal in Illinois, but applications for medical marijuana cards are up.
• Response To 1st Coronavirus Case In Washington State Draws On Lessons From Measles
• Rush welcomes LGBTQ patients, steps up efforts with new program: ‘They were immediately helpful'
• SIH St. Joseph Memorial Hospital achieves 4-Star HCAHPS rating
• Start of recreational pot sales brings rise in pet intoxication
• Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Implement ‘Public Charge’ Rule
• The Medicare Part D Drug Plan Donut Hole Is Closed, What Does That Mean?
• The Supreme Court isn't done with the ACA case yet. Here are the next steps.
• 'To Stop Now Would Be Foolish': Doubling Down On Services For High-Cost Patients
• Treating Childhood Trauma in Chicago
• Trump administration finalizing Medicaid block grant plan targeting Obamacare
• Trump says reforming Social Security and Medicare is 'the easiest of all things'
• Comprehensive Medicaid Managed Care Reform Legislation Will Strengthen Illinois Medicaid Program
• IHA Innovation Challenge: Partners in Progress Award Presented
• Illinois Hospital Leaders to Showcase Quality Improvement Initiatives at the State Capitol
• Illinois Hospital Leaders Urge Legislative Action on Needed Medicaid Managed Care Reforms
• Karen Harris Named IHA Senior Vice President and General Counsel
• March is Illinois Poison Prevention Month
• IHA Elects New Board
• IHA Statement on Texas District Court Ruling on the ACA
• IHA's Longest Serving Employee Retires
• Illinois Poison Center Warns About "Silent Killer" in Homes
• MAPS PSO Presents Patient Safety Champion Award
• Sarah Macchiarola Named IHA Vice President, Federal Government Relations
• Statement from A.J. Wilhelmi Re: Illinois Supreme Court Ruling in Oswald v. Beard
• Statement from A.J. Wilhelmi: Federal Approval of Redesigned Hospital Assessment Program
• Union membership falls to record low of 10.3 percent
• Washington man is 1st in US to catch new virus from China
• WellCare’s $17 billion sale to Centene expected to close Thursday
• What can you do in response to coronavirus?
• When Insurance Won't Cover Drugs, Americans Make 'Tough Choices' About Their Health
• WHO chief says confident in China's ability to contain virus, urges calm
• WHO says China virus not global health emergency