Topics In Press Release

• A state-by-state breakdown of new ASC developments — Texas is No. 1
• Advocates Call For More Fair Distribution Of Illinois Medicaid Funds
• Business leader warns Chicago property tax shifts could 'shock' Illinois into recession
• Central Illinois treatment facilities, hospitals: little impact so far from cannabis legalization
• City ‘could have a mess on our hands’ if police don’t use every tool against violence: Lightfoot
• City Club of Chicago – Urban Healthcare: Challenges and Solutions
• Coalition calls for statewide drug take-back program
• Concerns mount about coronavirus spreading in hospitals, study suggests
• Conservative lawmakers warn Pelosi about 'rate-setting' surprise billing fix
• Coronavirus Cases Seemed to Be Leveling Off. Not Anymore.
• Coronavirus presents "grave threat" to world, WHO chief warns as death toll tops 1,000
• Coronavirus Test Kits Sent to States Are Flawed, C.D.C. Says
• Democrats press Trump official for answers on ObamaCare replacement plan
• Depression affects 1 in 5 pregnant/postpartum women. A Northwestern program is tackling the issue.
• Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All'
• DuPage awards $100,000 to nonprofit groups to help fight the opioid epidemic
• Editorial: Letting states innovate on Medicaid
• Edward-Elmhurst Steps Up Opioid Abuse Prevention
• Facts Vs. Fears: Five Things To Help Weigh Your Coronavirus Risk
• First 2 Coronavirus Patients In Illinois Discharged From Hospital
• Healthgrades' best 50 US hospitals for 2020
• High-ranking state health official to depart
• House panels to take up surprise billing proposals
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 10
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 11
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 12
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 13
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 3
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 4
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 5
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 6
• IHA Daily Briefing: Feb. 7
• Illinois becomes first state to test for new coronavirus, meaning faster results
• Illinois extends medical marijuana sales hours amid pressure
• Illinois Supreme Court Justice Robert Thomas Retiring At End Of February; Played For Chicago Bears
• Juul Bought Ad Space on Kids' Websites, Including Cartoon Network - Lawsuit
• Bill to cap insulin costs passed by Illinois Senate, heads to governor's desk
• Holiday Plants Are Not on the Menu
• Illinois Health and Hospital Association Elects New Board
• Illinois’ Rural Hospitals Celebrate National Rural Health Day
• Many in U.S. worry about affording healthcare in retirement
• MAPS PSO Presents Patient Safety Champion Award to a Rush Copley Medical Center Employee
• IHA Honors Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems for Quality Initiatives with Significant Impact
• Is That a Mouse In Your House?
• Doctors Argue Plans To Remedy Surprise Medical Bills Will ‘Shred’ The Safety Net
• Medicaid managed care reforms signed into law
• Medical device sterilization emissions spark safety concerns
• More high school students than ever are coming out, but their despair remains acute
• Mystery $844B pot in Trump budget signals Medicaid cuts
• No signs sickness spread from Illinois’ only confirmed coronavirus patients: officials
• Northwestern Memorial Hospital plans to spend $77 million on project to relieve overcrowding in ER
• Novel coronavirus 'is probably with us beyond this season, beyond this year'
• One Defensive Strategy Against Surprise Medical Bills: Set Your Own Terms
• Park renovation plan nearing goal
• Patients Stuck With Bills After Insurers Don’t Pay As Promised
• President Trump's Budget Calls for Cuts to Nursing Programs
• Pritzker Administration Behind On Hiring Spree To Tackle Medicaid Application Backlog
• Raoul to U.S. EPA: Bolster national ethylene oxide emissions rules
• Researchers say the coronavirus may be more contagious than current data shows
• SIU Carbondale postpones China recruiting trip due to coronavirus outbreak
• Southern Illinois could lose another congressman. Will rural voices still matter?
• Study: 1 In 5 Patients Gets A Surprise Medical Bill After Surgery
• The Illinois Dept. of Public Health and poison control center launched Illinois Coronavirus Hotline
• The New U.S. Maternal Mortality Rate Fails to Capture Many Deaths
• To Fight Chinese Outbreak, Doctors Deploy Drugs Targeting HIV, Malaria And Ebola
• Comprehensive Medicaid Managed Care Reform Legislation Will Strengthen Illinois Medicaid Program
• IHA Innovation Challenge: Partners in Progress Award Presented
• Illinois Hospital Leaders to Showcase Quality Improvement Initiatives at the State Capitol
• Illinois Hospital Leaders Urge Legislative Action on Needed Medicaid Managed Care Reforms
• Karen Harris Named IHA Senior Vice President and General Counsel
• March is Illinois Poison Prevention Month
• IHA Elects New Board
• IHA Statement on Texas District Court Ruling on the ACA
• IHA's Longest Serving Employee Retires
• Illinois Poison Center Warns About "Silent Killer" in Homes
• MAPS PSO Presents Patient Safety Champion Award
• Sarah Macchiarola Named IHA Vice President, Federal Government Relations
• Statement from A.J. Wilhelmi Re: Illinois Supreme Court Ruling in Oswald v. Beard
• Statement from A.J. Wilhelmi: Federal Approval of Redesigned Hospital Assessment Program
• Trump hits Medicaid, food stamps in push to slash domestic spending
• Trump’s audacious new plan to cut Medicaid, explained
• Trump's election year budget proposal slashes Medicaid, other social safety nets
• US Survey Finds Smaller Decline in Medical Bill Worries
• Wealthy Illinoisans (like me) should pay more income taxes
• What CNOs Should Know About Millennial and Gen Z Nurses
• When Your Doctor Is Also A Lobbyist: Inside The War Over Surprise Medical Bills
• Why cybersecurity deserves more attention from hospitals
• Winfield closing in on deal with hospital for Town Center redevelopment
• Would ‘Medicare For All’ Cost More Than U.S. Budget? Biden Says So. Math Says No.
• You Paid For It: Longer, Unnecessary Stays At Psychiatric Hospitals For Children