
Joint Webinar Highlights Value of Community Information Exchanges
The MHA hosted a webinar Sept. 29 with Access Health on how Community Information Exchanges (CIEs) can improve health outcomes, as part of the MHA Health Access & Community Impact…

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The MHA hosted a webinar Sept. 29 with Access Health on how Community Information Exchanges (CIEs) can improve health outcomes, as part of the MHA Health Access & Community Impact…

The Michigan Office of Rural Prosperity (ORP) announced $4 million in funding through the 2027 Rural Development Fund grant cycle, offering an opportunity for rural hospitals and their community partners…

The MHA released a new episode of the MiCare Champion Cast featuring Laura Appel, executive vice president of government relations & public policy, MHA, exploring details about the upcoming 2026…

Triplet pregnancies traditionally require care teams to run multiple fetal monitors simultaneously, a setup that adds complexity for clinicians and can be stressful for families during labor and delivery. The…
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Michigan hospitals and thousands of their team members are voluntarily participating in MHA programs to improve healthcare safety and quality, with hospitals in other states increasingly joining these efforts. Guided by evidence-based best practices and strong data support, these initiatives are leading to significant improvements in patient outcomes, driven by the MHA Keystone Center’s mission, vision and values.
Rural hospitals are essential to the health and well-being of Michigan communities, yet they face unique challenges that require dedicated support and advocacy. Through policy leadership, strategic collaboration and targeted resources, the MHA Center of Rural Excellence works to strengthen rural healthcare and ensure hospitals can continue serving their communities for generations to come.

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