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Carle Foundation Hospital – The Center for Rural Health and Farm Safety’s Progressive Agriculture Safety Days
April 2018 - Having grown up on her family’s farm in Illinois, Amy Rademaker knows that farming is more than a job. It’s also a culture, a family tradition and a major driver of the economy.
Frisbie Memorial Hospital, Rochester, New Hampshire – Frisbie Smiles
April 2018 - Since good oral health habits begin at childhood, the Frisbie Smiles program started by offering dental education and screenings in a local Rochester elementary school.
Taylor Regional Hospital – Hospitality Van Service
April 2018 - Located in Campbellsville, Kentucky, Taylor Regional Hospital launched its hospitality van service in 2007 when the hospital’s cancer center noticed that patients were missing their routine check-ups and radiation treatments.
Healthcare providers do more to fight hunger, but efforts could be hindered by funding cuts
April 2018 - In Chicago, Cook County Health and Hospitals System has partnered since 2015 with Greater Chicago Food Depository to address food insecurity among its patients.
Spark Health Care Innovation with Design Thinking: the AHA Innovation 90 Program
Spark Health Care Innovation with Design Thinking: the AHA
GAO Report Misses Mark on 340B Program
A July 6 Government Accountability Office (GAO) report examining Medicare Part B spending at hospitals participating in the 340B Drug Pricing Program draws unsubstantiated conclusions about a program that has a proven track record of improving access to care for poor patients and vulnerable communities. Simply put, the GAO report misses the mark.
AHA responds to latest effort by pharmaceutical industry to disparage 340B program
A report paid for by a group backed by the pharmaceutical industry is the latest in a series of attempts to misrepresent a program that has a proven track record of helping poor patients and vulnerable communities.
Setting the Record Straight on 340B
A new report ;by the Berkley Research Group (BRG) is the latest attempt by the pharmaceutical industry to disparage a program with a proven track record of helping poor patients and vulnerable communities.
Health Affairs Study Gets It Wrong on 340B: Hospitals Use the Program to Help Vulnerable Patients and Communities
The 340B program accounts for only two percent of the $325 billion in annual drug purchases made in the U.S., or roughly $6.5 billion. Hospitals participating in the 340B program provided $28.4 billion in uncompensated care in 2012; in other words, four times the drug purchase amount.