Health care providers need long-term strategies to adopt, normalize, and reimburse telehealth care for patients receiving home- and community-based services.

Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, essential hospitals continued to act as models in the industry for sustainability practices.

It’s time to become more intentional about reducing the impact of waste emissions on the health of our communities.

Christy Neuhoff, JD, MBA, past-chair of the Essential Hospitals Institute board of directors, reflects on the Institute’s work and her experience creating and participating in its leadership development programs.

Patients at essential hospitals face bigger challenges than their health, so it’s critical to support their care journey in a digestible, user-friendly way.

Susan Ehrlich, MD, MPP, past-chair of the association board, reflects on her personal health equity journey and what she’s learned from essential hospitals.

I entered the practice of law in late 1991, amid what turned out to be one of the most consequential policy debates of the last half-century for essential hospitals. America’s Essential Hospitals, then and since, has been at the heart of every major Medicaid national debate.

Henry Ford Health System’s therapeutic choir helps patients with Parkinson’s disease, long-term COVID-19 symptoms, and other conditions regain their voices.

As our association celebrates its 40th anniversary, we look back on a long legacy of working to ensure equity in health care, especially for those affected by the public health threat of structural racism.