LGBTQ+ Pride Month: Essential Hospitals Celebrate All Month Long
June 15, 2023 ||Take a closer look at how association members nationwide are celebrating the LGBTQ+ people in their local communities this Pride Month.
view more »Take a closer look at how association members nationwide are celebrating the LGBTQ+ people in their local communities this Pride Month.
view more »Eskenazi Health in February launched a virtual town hall series to share information about the development, safety, and effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines.
view more »Presenters examined the policies and practices that promote high patient trust at three essential hospitals, and learn how to develop an approach to building institutional trust at your hospital.
view more »In a May 17 Capitol Hill briefing, leaders from NYC Health + Hospitals, East Alabama Medical Center, and Eskenazi Health shared how disproportionate share hospital funding sustains their hospitals.
view more »Reducing preventable readmissions, which often are related to behavioral health conditions, with appropriate and timely care is of paramount concern to the members of Premier and America’s Essential Hospitals.
view more »A new Health Affairs article links onsite wraparound services to a reduction in hospitalizations and emergency department visits at association member Eskenazi Health.
view more »The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services approved Indiana's request to incorporate work requirements in their Section 1115 Medicaid expansion waiver. This is the second waiver with work requirements approved by CMS.
view more »Learn how Eskenazi Health’s Pain School couples psychological and physical rehabilitation to improve patient outcomes
view more »This brief summarizes the challenges that food-insecure patients face and the measures hospitals can take at the patient, system, and community levels to help improve food security.
view more »The second installment in this series, essential hospitals share strategies for overcoming cost, culture, and communication issues.
view more »Essential hospitals share strategies for overcoming siloes between behavioral health and physical health care.
view more »Eskenazi's mobile office medical home and cost-efficient use of staff contribute to a 50 percent reduction in depressive symptoms among more than half of patients with high depression scores and a 50 percent reduction in behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia for about half of patients.
view more »The Gage Awards Program honors and shares the outstanding work of members of America’s Essential Hospitals. Winners are recognized for successful and creative programs that boost patient care and meet community needs.
view more »A recent Health Affairs article demonstrates that an Eskenazi Health dementia and depression program is clinically and financially effective.
view more »AHA resource developed as part of the Community Connections Initiative
view more »Grants go to 105 organizations that will serve as navigators in states with federally facilitated exchanges
view more »Eskenazi Health used a multifaceted and interdisciplinary falls prevention strategy to reduce falls by 40 percent from a 2010 baseline to the second quarter of 2013.
view more »Wishard's violence prevention programming has cut recidivism and created a safer community
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