MHA Monday Report July 20, 2020
Posted on July 20, 2020
As the state experiences a steady rise in the number of COVID-19 cases, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has extended the official state of emergency in Michigan through Aug. 11. The MHA continues to keep members apprised of developments during the pandemic through email updates ...
The Michigan Center for Rural Health and the MHA Keystone Center have partnered to ensure that providers and health systems focus on preventing opioid-related morbidity and mortality. ...
The MHA Keystone Center honored Munson Healthcare Manistee Hospital’s Erin Warman with the quarterly MHA Keystone Center Speak-up! Award July 10. The award ...
Davenport University recently announced a new scholarship to support employees who have been laid off, furloughed or unemployed due to COVID-19. The university’s Launch Scholarship provides a maximum scholarship of $8,000 per year for a maximum of four years, prorated over ...
Outsiders are Looking Beyond the Pandemic: The Four Vulnerabilities They Are Likely to Pursue
“Healthcare delivery in the U.S. is big business: annual spending for hospitals, physicians, allied health professionals, post-acute services and the prescriptions and tests they order represents almost 80% of the $3.8 trillion we spend. They’re the insiders.
"In recent months, outsiders have stepped up their investments in healthcare delivery.”
Paul Keckley, July 13, 2020
Read recent coverage about the MHA, including an article published in MiBiz focusing on a joint release urging Michigan residents to increase their vigilance against COVID-19 and to maintain responsible distancing and face-covering practices sent by the Partnership for Michigan’s Health.
Tags: opioids, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Davenport University, Speak-Up!, Munson Healthcare Manistee Hospital
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