Keeping staff and patients safe takes more than the right technology. It takes clear policies, coordinated teams, and a way to measure what’s working. Join i2G Systems for a practical look at how hospitals can connect security investments with safety, operational performance, and financial results. Jason Slocum, CEO and President of i2G Systems, will explore...
The Fact and Fiction of International Recruitment As health care organizations continue to face workforce challenges, international recruitment is emerging as more than a temporary staffing solution. When approached strategically, it can help organizations build a sustainable pipeline of qualified health care professionals, strengthen workforce diversity, and support consistent, high-quality patient care. During this webinar,...
Last Friday, the California Hospital Association announced its next President & CEO.
CHA and its member hospitals have demonstrated adequate standing based on the alleged operational harms that hospitals are already experiencing due to OHCA’s actions, a San Francisco Superior Court Judge ruled earlier this month. In the coming months, the court will consider CHA’s various legal challenges to the adopted spending targets, the hospital sector, and...
The California Hospital Association (CHA) has joined the California Primary Care Association in opposing Proposition 44, which would require community health clinics to spend 90% of their revenue on program services.
Central Valley: Hospital Council is working with members to bolster discharge planning between hospitals and shelters. To date, members have shared that the most helpful improvements would be collaboration with Medi-Cal plan representatives for hard-to-place patients and ongoing education to share the realities of hospital operations and limitations with shelter partners. Those recommendations will be...
Global Clinical Services (GCS) — a health care administrative services organization specializing in administrative support, clinical support, and program management — is the newest member of Hospital Council's Strategic Partner Program. GCS helps health care organizations streamline administrative and clinical workflows, extend their workforce, and efficiently manage programs by enhancing quality and compliance.
Discharging individuals with both complex medical needs and serious behavioral health conditions is one of the toughest placement challenges a care team can face. Spyglass Healthcare, a new Hospital Council associate member, supports care teams' efforts by combining advanced skilled nursing with recovery-focused behavioral health programming.
Spyglass Healthcare operates 17 skilled-nursing facilities and behavioral health centers across northern California, committed to restoring dignity, fostering connection, and delivering excellence at every stage of post-acute and long-term care. Using trauma-informed approaches, Spyglass supports individuals with individual and co-occurring recovery needs.
Join us for a Hospital Council webinar focused on the future of behavioral health intake and patient placement for California health systems, counties, and behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment facilities. Efficient intake and referral processes are essential to connecting patients with the right care as quickly as possible. This webinar will explore how...
