

The MHA represents the interests of all community hospitals in Michigan at both the state and federal levels on key issues and supports their efforts to provide quality, cost-effective and accessible care.
The MHA advocates for policies that support safe, high-quality care and strengthen the environment in which hospitals serve Michiganders.
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For rural hospitals, serving communities means finding innovative ways to ensure patients can access care despite the challenges of distance and transportation. With this in mind, the teams at Munising…

Healthcare Remains Michigan’s Largest Private-Sector Employer, Supporting More Than 1 Million Jobs as Demand for Healthcare Workers Persists The Michigan Health & Hospital Association (MHA) today released its 2026 Economic…

Michigan’s Primary Election was held Tuesday, Aug. 4, finalizing the ballot for the 2026 general election in November. Below is a summary of the projected results across top races, with…
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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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