Alameda County Addresses Ambulance Patient Offload Delays
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Supply Chain Issues Only Adding to Hospital Challenges
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COVID-19 has caused a number of challenges for our health care system and for our hospitals. Now we can add the extremely difficult supply chain issues to the obstacles facing our hospitals not only here in California, but throughout the country.
Stanislaus County Hospital and Shelter Partners Collaborate Regularly
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Hospital Council Participating in East Bay Forward – A Regional Economic Assessment and Guide to Recovery
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Legislative Session Ends but the Fight for Hospitals Continues
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The 2021 legislative session is in the books, and the governor has signed over 700 — yes, over 700 — bills into law. As usual, many of those bills will impact hospitals.
South Bay Highlighted in CHA Disaster Planning Conference
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Behavioral Health Patient Transfer Platform Available for CA Hospitals
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Booster Shot Planning Begins in Santa Clara County
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Hospital Leaders Hear About Monterey County and California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CALAIM) Program
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It’s Your Money: Get It Back With MCAG
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Hospital Council members have full access to the class action settlement recovery service provided by Managed Care Advisory Group (MCAG), which represents over 1,400 hospitals and has recovered more than $200 million on behalf of health care organizations from previous settlements.