Topics In Press Release

• 1,495 Americans Describe the Financial Reality of Being Really Sick
• A Look at the State of Mental Health Services in Chicago
• AMA President: It's Still 'No' to Single Payer
• Another Illinois Child Diagnosed with Acute Flaccid Myelitis, a Poliolike Condition
• As Blue Wave Crests, Health Insurers Brace for 'Medicare for All' Push
• As U.S. Suicides Rates Rise, Hispanics Show Relative Immunity
• CDC says 127 Suspected and Confirmed Cases of Polio-like Condition
• Chicago-area Hospitals Sending Opioid Overdose Patients Home with Antidote
• CMS Will Require Drugmakers to List Prices in Ads
• Controversial Former Aide to Maine's LePage to Run Medicaid
• Dems go on Offense Against GOP Lawsuit on Pre-Existing Conditions
• Drugmakers Funnel Millions to Lawmakers; A Few Dozen Get $100,000-Plus
• Emanuel Applauds Aldermen Who 'Took the Tough Votes' in Final Budget Address
• Federal Deficit Jumps 17 Percent as Tax Cuts Eat into Government Revenue
• Frustrated with Health Insurance Costs, Some Turn to Religious Plans: 'For us it's been a Godsend'
• Government Policies are Driving Doctors to Quit Health Care
• Halloween Safety
• Health Care Tops Guns, Economy as Voters' Top Issue
• Health, Immigration Advocates Oppose Rule
• Hidden Drugs and Danger Lurk in Over-the-Counter Supplements, Study Finds
• Hospitals Still Lagging on Cost Transformation Measures
• How Does a Well Baby Die? Respiratory Distress Event Gaining Attention of Doctors, Nurses
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 12
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 15
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 16
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 17
• Illinois' Fiscal Situation Worst in Nation: Study
• Illinois Hospital Stepping Up Preps for Impending Flu Season
• Illinois is Short of Cash, but its Next Governor will be Very Rich
• Illinois Lawmakers Eye Sports Betting, Online Gambling
• Illinois Rural Health Association Honors Local Physicians with Physician of Excellence Award
• In Worrying Trend, Vaccination Rates in U.S. Children Keep Dropping: CDC Reports
• Influential Leapfrog Group Jumps in to Rate 5,600 Surgery Centers
• Insurer Anthem Will Pay Record $16M for Massive Data Breach
• J&J says Putting Drug Prices in Ads May Scare Away Patients
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Budget Plan Calls for Extra Spending on Garbage and Recycling Bins
• McConnell says Senate Republicans Might Revisit Obamacare Repeal
• Medicare Advantage Riding High as New Insurers Flock to Sell to Seniors
• Medicare and Medicaid Administrator: Signs of Stability in Individual Health Care Market
• NPR Poll: Rural Americans are Worried about Addiction and Jobs, but Remain Optimistic
• On the Issues: Candidates for Illinois Governor Answer 11 Questions
• Physician Pay System Rewards Quality
• Rauner Skeptical About Value of ACA-Funded Medicaid Expansion to Illinois Taxpayers
• Rauner, Pritzker Trade Jabs Over Leadership, Taxes at Debate
• $95.3 Billion: The State Economic Impact of Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems
• 401(k)s, raise taxes, change the constitution: Candidates vary on how to solve pension crisis
• Bernie Sanders: Trump lies about 'Medicare for All' and he's made health care worse
• Camphor Products: A Cause for Concern
• Chicago to file 2nd suit against DOJ over funding for sanctuary cities
• Cook County health system to add jobs
• Dementia And Guns: When Should Doctors Broach The Topic?
• Doctor detectives help diagnose mysterious illnesses with DNA analysis
• Every Older Patient Has a Story. Medical Students Need to Hear It
• Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson ACA Repeal Proposal
• Hospitals Pummeled by Hurricane Michael Scramble to Evacuate Patients
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 10
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 11
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 5
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 8
• IHA Daily Briefing: Oct. 9
• 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
• Investors Just Want an Illinois Governor Who Will Avoid a Junk Rating
• IPC Warns of Dangers from Fall Mushrooms
• Kanye West to Trump: CPD does not need more stop-and-frisk power to curb crime
• Luis Andrade Joins IHA's Government Relations Team
• MAPS PSO Presents Patient Safety Champion Award
• Rep. Ford Calls for 'Safe Spaces in Public Places,' Files Bill to Deter Mass Shooters
• Riverside, Iroquois Memorial Exploring Merger
• Same City, Different Opportunities: Study Maps Life Outcomes for Children from Chicago Neighborhoods
• Sarah Macchiarola Named IHA Vice President, Federal Government Relations
• SSM Health Tackles Transformation by Building Business Models
• 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
• Study: Without Medicaid Expansion, Poor Forgo Medical Care
• Suburban Health Insurance Providers Sue Opioid Manufacturers, Prescribers
• Task Force Aims to Curb Breast Cancer Mortality Rate, Inequities for Black Women
• The Great American Health Care Panic
• The IPC Celebrates 65 Years of Keeping Illinois Safe
• The People Spoke -- and We Listened
• Thousands of young U.S. children get no vaccines, survey finds
• U.S. TV Drug Ads to Carry Information on Prices
• Why Doctors Need Leadership Training