Leading Healthcare
The MHA and its member hospitals and health systems across Michigan work together to improve healthcare culture, make healthcare delivery safer and highly reliable, and ensure access to affordable coverage and care for all.
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September 28, 2023
The MHA received media coverage the week of Sept. 25 regarding new auto no-fault legislation introduced in the Michigan Legislature and hospital staffing issues. The MHA issued a media statement Sept. 26 from MHA CEO …
September 26, 2023
The following statement can be attributed to Brian Peters, CEO of the Michigan Health & Hospital Association. “The auto no-fault insurance bills introduced today will improve access to care for auto accident survivors and patients. …
September 25, 2023
Active Fall Committee Work Continues in Legislature Several MHA-tracked bills received testimony and votes the week of Sept. 18 as the state legislature continues its fall calendar. The House Health Policy Committee heard testimony and …
Issues in Healthcare
Michigan hospitals are focused on addressing staffing challenges and implementing safe nurse staffing models that provide the best quality care for their patients and communities. Senate Bills 334 – 336 and House Bills 4550 – 4552 propose harmful registered nurse staffing requirements that would damage healthcare and communities by restricting important access to healthcare services for Michigan patients.
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The MHA Service Corporation works with healthcare organizations and other businesses in Michigan and across the nation to manage unemployment compensation, track healthcare data and provide financial services.
MHA Keystone Center
Hospitals across Michigan and in many other states participate in our MHA Keystone Center work to improve patient safety and quality of care. Using evidence-based best practices, hospitals are working to implement high reliability, cultures of safety and sustainable improvement.