American Hospital Association

AHA Chair Tina Freese Decker and AHA Executive Vice President Stacey Hughes discuss the outlook for ending the government shutdown that began Oct. 1 and what to expect on the legislative front for the reminder of 2025. 

Cyberattacks, physical security threats and other risks facing hospitals not only shut down physical security and business operations, but they can also shut down life-critical technology — causing significant delay and disruption to patient care. The AHA helps members protect their patients and operations by connecting them with highly reputable, qualified and accomplished providers through the AHA Preferred Cybersecurity & Risk Provider Program.

We’re seeking speakers who can present real-world strategies and forward-thinking approaches that help hospitals and health systems address today’s challenges and prepare for the future. Application deadline is Friday, November 7.

Showcasing strategies for rural hospital executives, trustees and clinical leaders to improve access to care, leverage unique workforce approaches and implement digital technologies.

See the AHA Legislative Advisory for a detailed summary of key provisions in the bill that affect hospitals and health systems.

Visit the new AHA Member Center page on aha.org for an easy on-ramp to the resources, tools and insights available to you as a member of the American Hospital Association.