Topics In Press Release

• 11 Patients at UW Hospital Developed Legionnaires' Disease
• 61% of Americans are Worried about Rising Health Care Premiums
• Arthritis at 30? Youth Sports Injuries can turn into Chronic Problems, Doctors Warn
• As ACOs Face Change, Group Touts $2.7B Medicare Savings
• Breast Cancer Testing Guidelines Out of Date, Missing Genetic Screening, says Study
• Cocaine Deaths Increase Amid Ongoing National Opioid Crisis
• County Board to Take on Taxes, Toilets at Wednesday Meeting
• Crain's Set to Launch New Health Care Newsletter
• Dems Aim to Punt Vote on Obamacare Taxes
• Despite Faulty EPA Testing, Illinois Democrats Look to Crack Down on Ethylene Oxide
• Elmhurst Hospital Honored for 'Person-Centered' Care
• Establishment Looks to Crush Liberals on Medicare for All
• Fentanyl is the Deadliest Drug in America, CDC Confirms
• For the Asking, a Check is in the Mail to Help Pay for Costly Drugs
• Hospital-Acquired Infections are Declining
• Hospitals Provide Benefits Tailored to Their Community
• House Passes Bill to Keep Drug Companies from Overcharging Medicaid
• House Passes Bipartisan Bill Aimed at Reversing Rising Maternal Mortality Rates
• House Republicans Roll Out Revised Tax Package
• HSHS St. Elizabeth's Hospital Announces Approval for a Radiation Oncology Clinic in O'Fallon
• 'I Think People are Sadly Used to it Now': Northwestern University Grapples with Suicides
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 10
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 11
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 12
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 4
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 5
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 6
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 7
• Illinois' Unfunded Pension Liability Climbs to $133.5 Billion
• In Weaker-than-Expected Jobs Report, U.S. Economy Added 155,000 Jobs in November
• Investigation of Generic 'Cartel' Expands to 300 Drugs
• It's Flu Season: What You Need to Know
• Kavanaugh and Roberts Join Liberals to Reject Planned Parenthood Case
• 'Kids are Falling Off': Why Fewer Children Have Health Insurance Now
• Making Connections to Help Kids with Mental Health Issues
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel to Call for Marijuana Legalization, Casino to Pay for Pensions
• Mental Health Care Advocates Push Lawmakers for More Money
• Millions of Americans Could Face Surprise Emergency Room Bills in January
• Morris Hospital Gets State Approval for $30M Project
• Need Health Insurance? The Deadline is Dec. 15.
• New EPA Tests Near Sterigenics Show Ethylene Oxide Cancer Risks Haven't Disappeared
• Obama Health Law Sign-ups Lagging for 2018
• Obama: 'No Ferns. No Memes' in Final Plea Urging People to Sign Up for Obamacare
• Obamacare Sign-ups Lagging as Saturday Deadline Approaches
• Obamacare Signups Spike on Same Day Obama Tweeted Support
• One Implant, Two Prices. It Depends on Who's Paying.
• Outgoing Director of Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault Reflects on 36-year Career
• Patients Discharged from Hospital at the Holidays Face Higher Risk of Death, Study Finds
• Power List - 19 to Watch in 2019: Anne Caprara
• Praying They Would Make it Out of There
• Public Charge Could Harm Illinois Families
• Rauner Urges Pritzker to Continue Fight Against Medicaid Fraud
• Record Count Reported for Mysterious Paralyzing Illness
• Report: Millions Still Breathing Secondhand Smoke
• Report: U.S. Health Spending Hits $3.5T but Growth Slows
• Risk-Adjustment Fix Finalized for 2018 after Bout of Uncertainty
• SEIU to Give Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle $1 Million Toward Her Mayoral Bid
• Senate Sends Two-Week Funding Measure to Trump
• Study: 4.2 Million Uninsured People Eligible for Free Obamacare Coverage
• Surgeon General: Federal Drug Classification Needs Changes
• The Myths and Truths About Chicago's Guns and Murder Rate
• Top Dems Press Trump Officials for Answers on Pre-existing Conditions
• Tornado Updates: One-Stop Shop for Victim Assistance Opens Friday
• Value-Based Pricing and Reimbursement: Still More Promise than Reality
• Vincent Lyles Heads to Advocate Aurora Health
• Vitamin Treatment for Sepsis is Put to the Test
• IHA Daily Briefing: Dec. 3
• Illinois Poison Center Warns About "Silent Killer" in Homes
• $95.3 Billion: The State Economic Impact of Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems
• Camphor Products: A Cause for Concern
• Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson ACA Repeal Proposal
• IHA Honors Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems for Quality Improvement Initiatives
• IHA Recognizes Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems for IHA Innovation Challenge
• IHA Statement re: Amendment to House Bill 5245 (SANEs)
• IHA Statement re: General Assembly Votes on Hospital Assessment Program
• Illinois Health and Hospital Association Elects New Board
• Illinois Hospital Leaders Showcase Quality Improvement Initiatives at the State Capitol
• Illinois Poison Prevention Month
• IPC Warns of Dangers from Fall Mushrooms
• Luis Andrade Joins IHA's Government Relations Team
• 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
• The IPC Celebrates 65 Years of Keeping Illinois Safe
• Tragic Event at Mercy Hospital & Medical Center in Chicago
• We're Fighting for Our Lives: Patients Protest Sky-High Insulin Prices
• 'We're Still in the War': Chicagoans Battle Flow of Firearms
• What Do Immigrants Contribute to Chicago?
• Why Doesn't Bloomington-Normal Have a Level 1 Trauma Center?