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Hospital Business Partners

Providing high-quality patient care requires frequent collaboration between hospitals and other businesses. Our endorsed business partners and corporate associate members play integral roles in achieving hospitals’ mission of care. For more information or to join, contact Meghan Hardin at mhardin@hospitalcouncil.org or (415) 259-8609. Endorsed Business Partners Corporate Associate Members PointClickCare sponsors HQI/HC Annual Conference (Sept. […]

In California and Across the Country, Workforce Remains a Top Concern

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Earlier this week, members from across the country gathered in Washington, D.C., for the American Hospital Association’s (AHA) Annual Meeting. It was a chance to hear from top policymakers and elected officials, catch up with colleagues from across the country, and discuss key issues impacting the field. No surprise, but workforce was one of the leading concerns of attendees and is at the top of AHA’s advocacy efforts.

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Who We Are

Hospital Council — Northern & Central California represents 197 hospitals and health systems in 50 of California’s 58 counties, from Kern County to the Oregon border. Hospital Council’s membership includes hospitals and health systems ranging from small, rural hospitals to large, urban medical centers, representing more than 37,000 licensed beds. Established in 1961, Hospital Council […]

COVID-19 Vaccines Vital to All Californians

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When it comes to fighting COVID-19, nothing should be off the table. Keeping Californians safe and protecting them from this deadly virus is — and must be — the top priority. And the state’s “first-in-the-nation” mandate of COVID-19 vaccines for health care workers is crucial to containing the virus.