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This is a news article published by the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) detailing the recognition of several leaders in healthcare during their annual awards ceremony. Notable awards included the Distinguished Service Award presented to Rob McLin and the Advocate of the Year award given to Dr. Eric Fish. The article highlights other honorees and the proud acknowledgment of their contributions to Indiana's healthcare system.

This press release from the Indiana Hospital Association announces the appointment of Terry Cole, Senior Vice President of Finance, to the Medicaid Advisory Committee by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration. The committee, established under Indiana Code 12-15-33, provides public input on Indiana's Medicaid program. Terry Cole will serve as a provider representative, bringing her extensive experience in health care finance to the role.

This article details a charitable event by AssuredPartners, endorsed by the IHA, which donated 400 teddy bears to pediatric patients at Indiana hospitals as part of their Caring Cuddles campaign. The initiative highlights the commitment of AssuredPartners to support children and families in hospital care, with deliveries at Riley Children’s Health and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. The article emphasizes the partnership between AssuredPartners and the Indiana Hospital Association in enhancing patient care experiences.

The document is a press release from the Indiana Hospital Association announcing the promotion of Adam Scott to Vice President of member solutions and engagement. In this role, Scott will lead strategic functions to support the association's 170 member hospitals. The release includes remarks from Scott B. Tittle, president of IHA, and details Scott's previous roles and contributions to IHA.

This news article discusses Indiana's House Bill 1004, which proposes price caps on hospital charges and reformation of the Hospital Assessment Fee (HAF) provider tax. The bill advanced in the Senate Health and Provider Services Committee amidst strong opposition to the price caps but support for the HAF changes. The article includes perspectives from hospital executives like Randy Christophel and Michael Schroyer on the potential impact of these legislative changes.

This news article published by MyWabashValley.com discusses the growing issue of 'maternity care deserts' in rural Indiana as hospitals close OB departments. It features the struggle of Sullivan County Community Hospital to maintain its maternity services amidst financial constraints and efforts by the Indiana Hospital Association to secure federal funding to address low Medicaid reimbursement rates. The article highlights the importance of local maternity care access for community health, citing specific challenges and legislative advocacy efforts.

This news article from IndianaPublicMedia.org highlights the importance of the 340B Drug Pricing Program, which provides discounted drugs to healthcare organizations in rural and low-income areas. The article discusses concerns from healthcare leaders about proposed Indiana legislation that could impose stricter reporting requirements on the program, potentially threatening affordable healthcare access. It features insights from key figures such as Alan Witchey and Brenda Reetz, emphasizing the program's critical role in funding essential services without taxpayer expenses.

This article details an initiative by the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) to distribute 9,000 blood pressure cuffs to various facilities across Indiana. The effort is conducted in collaboration with the Indiana Department of Health and aims to collect data on hypertensive disorders in pregnant and postpartum women to improve maternal health outcomes. The article highlights the potential impact of this initiative in advocating for the issuance of such devices as standard care.

This press release from the Indiana Hospital Association reports on the advancement of Indiana Senate Bill 419, which aims to expand protections for health care workers against workplace violence and verbal intimidation. The bill has passed a committee vote and includes increased penalties for acts committed against all health care workers. Key figures and organizations, like the IHA president and Memorial Hospital representatives, support the bill, emphasizing its importance for healthcare worker safety.

This press release from the Indiana Hospital Association details the passage of House Bill 1586 by the Indiana House Public Health Committee, which aims to provide Medicaid relief to Indiana hospitals. Authored by Rep. Brad Barrett, the bill seeks to leverage federal funding to increase Medicaid reimbursements at no cost to the state. The initiative is meant to alleviate the financial pressures on hospitals and improve access to healthcare services for Hoosiers.

This document is a press release from the Indiana Hospital Association announcing that Shawn McCoy has been named as the board chair for 2025. It discusses his background as the CEO of Deaconess Health System and outlines the key challenges and priorities for the IHA under his leadership, including addressing low Medicaid reimbursement rates. The release emphasizes McCoy's role in guiding the association's efforts to improve healthcare access and affordability in Indiana.

This press release announces Scott B. Tittle's appointment as the president of the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA), effective November 25, 2024. It highlights Tittle's extensive experience in association leadership and health care advocacy, outlining his previous roles and accomplishments. The release also provides background on the IHA and its mission to advocate for its member hospitals and improve healthcare quality in Indiana.

This document is a survey report issued by the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) highlighting significant financial challenges faced by hospitals in Indiana. It outlines the impacts of workforce crises, increased costs related to drugs, labor, and supplies, and the risk of hospital closures, especially rural ones, due to financial strains. IHA President Brian Tabor comments on the dire situation and the urgent need for resources to maintain healthcare quality and access.

This is a media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association announcing that all member hospitals have pledged support to the 'Health First Indiana' initiative. This initiative, backed by $225 million in state funding, aims to improve health outcomes across Indiana through partnerships with local health departments, focusing on infant and maternal mortality, obesity, and smoking cessation. The announcement highlights the collective effort to prioritize public health and ensure access to essential services for all Hoosiers.

This media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) announces the addition of two new team members, Luke McNamee as vice president of government relations and Steve Cooke as senior director of public relations. McNamee will lead advocacy efforts at the Indiana Statehouse, while Cooke will manage media relations and communications strategies. The announcement emphasizes the diverse skills and experience these hires bring to the IHA, enhancing its advocacy capabilities.

This press release from the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) announces the appointment of Blake Dye as the interim president of the organization effective May 20, 2024. The article highlights Dye's extensive experience in healthcare, including his prior roles in various hospital administration positions, and outlines his goals for the association during this transition period. The press release is aimed at informing stakeholders of the leadership change as the IHA seeks a permanent president.

This document is a media statement announcing that Indiana Hospital Association President Brian Tabor plans to step down, initiating a board search for a new leader. The document highlights Tabor's contributions during his tenure and the positive change he has facilitated in Indiana’s healthcare system. The announcement, issued by the IHA Board, conveys appreciation for his service and confidence in finding a suitable successor.

This article announces the recognition of Indiana hospitals for their excellence in infant and maternal health by the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA), in collaboration with the state government. The recognition is part of IHA's INspire Hospital of Distinction program, which is funded by the Indiana Department of Health’s Safety PIN grant to promote best practices in maternal and infant care. It highlights the achievements and commitment of Indiana's hospitals and includes statements from Governor Eric J. Holcomb and IHA President Brian Tabor.

This media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) criticizes the State of Indiana for reverting Medicaid appropriations to the General Fund, leading to financial strains on hospitals. The statement highlights the need for Medicaid relief due to the growing shortfall in payments that affects hospitals and consumers, urging legislative action. IHA President Brian Tabor calls for immediate assistance to prevent further closures and service cuts in the healthcare sector.

This document is a media statement from the Indiana Organization for Nursing Leaders (IONL), announcing the retirement of CEO Mary Browning and the appointment of Cathy Wichman as her successor. The announcement highlights Browning's career and Wichman's background as they transition leadership roles. IONL is an affiliate of the Indiana Hospital Association, working on education and advocacy for Hoosier nurses.

This document is a media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) announcing their partnership with Dexur. The partnership is aimed at improving the quality of healthcare services in Indiana by using predictive analytics and AI-driven solutions for health care outcomes. It highlights the commitment of both organizations to enhance patient care and support hospitals in achieving better quality metrics.

This press release from the Indiana Hospital Association announces their partnership with AblePay to reduce costs for hospitals and patients. The initiative aims to improve patient access and reduce out-of-pocket medical expenses by utilizing AblePay's patient financial engagement platform. This endorsement reflects IHA's commitment to enhancing healthcare affordability and itself is a significant news development in the healthcare sector.

This document is an official statement from the Indiana Hospital Association released as a press release regarding their stance on House Bill 1004. It criticizes the bill for negatively impacting all hospitals and favors insurance companies, while failing to address essential healthcare funding issues like Medicaid rates. The statement highlights financial struggles faced by hospitals due to legislative decisions and calls for equitable accountability in healthcare costs.

This is a news article about the Indiana Senate Health and Provider Services Committee's approval of new price caps on hospital services, as part of efforts to control healthcare costs in the state. The Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) opposes the caps, highlighting concerns over unequal penalties for hospitals and insurance companies, and advocating for a balanced approach to healthcare affordability. The IHA president articulates the need for a comprehensive review of healthcare legislation and emphasizes the association's commitment to collaborate with lawmakers for practical solutions.

This media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association announces Carol Dozier as the new Board Chair for 2023. It highlights her previous leadership roles, her accomplishments, and her plans to prioritize health improvement, affordability, and access to care in Indiana hospitals. The statement also includes testimony from Brian Tabor of IHA and Dozier herself about the future of IHA under her leadership.

This media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) details their recognition of the Indiana National Guard for their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing over 52,000 hours of support across 58 hospitals. The IHA presented a board resolution and a $50,000 donation to the Indiana National Guard Relief Fund, emphasizing the relief and support the Guard offered to healthcare workers. The article highlights the critical role played by the National Guard in supporting overburdened healthcare facilities.

This media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association emphasizes its ongoing efforts to make healthcare more affordable for Indiana residents. The association highlights initiatives such as collaboration with insurers and employers to reduce healthcare costs and promote transparency. The statement reiterates the commitment of hospitals to pursue market solutions and work towards a comprehensive approach involving all healthcare sectors.

The Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) is advocating for young Hoosiers aged 16 to 39 to get vaccinated against COVID-19 as hospitalizations spike in Michigan for younger, unvaccinated individuals. The article highlights the surge in hospitalizations in Michigan and praises the expansion of vaccine eligibility in Indiana by Governor Eric Holcomb. IHA emphasizes the continued importance of safety measures to mitigate the risk of COVID-19 transmission.

This media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association (IHA), in collaboration with the Indiana State Medical Association (ISMA) and the Indiana State Nurses Association (ISNA), announces their commitment to a safe and transparent COVID-19 vaccine distribution process. It highlights the strategic focus on protecting high-risk individuals and reinforcing the healthcare workforce. The statement urges the public to continue adhering to safety measures such as mask-wearing and social distancing until widespread immunization is achieved.

This is a media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association calling for protective measures for physicians during a special legislative session. The statement, issued by Brian Tabor, President of the Association, expresses concerns about Indiana's legislative response in the wake of the Dobbs decision and its potential to create a hostile environment for physicians, which could worsen healthcare workforce shortages and access issues. The association urges state lawmakers to protect medical professionals from liability when complying with state laws.

The document is a media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association expressing support for the Governor's actions to combat COVID-19, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among elected officials to address the increasing hospitalizations in Indiana. The document highlights urgent COVID-19 statistics, with hospitalizations rising by 164% since October 1, and includes a message from Brian Tabor, the Association's President. This is a media statement that serves as a public endorsement and update on pandemic response efforts.

The document is a media statement from the Indiana Hospital Association urging Hoosiers to take safety measures such as wearing masks and practicing social distancing due to increased COVID-19 hospitalizations and strain on healthcare workers. Indiana hospitals report a significant rise in hospital admissions and staff shortages, underscoring the need for public cooperation to relieve the healthcare system. The announcement is led by Brian Tabor, the President of the Indiana Hospital Association.