America’s Essential Hospitals awarded Gage Awards to seven hospitals for quality improvement projects, population health initiatives, and COVID-19 response.
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America’s Essential Hospitals, whose more than 300 members care for low-income and other marginalized people, today honored 13 member hospitals for outstanding work to improve health care quality and population health and to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Helping Seniors Stay Healthy Through ALLIESLearn how Memorial Healthcare System promotes healthy, independent living for seniors in the community.
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Explore the journey taken by Broward Health and Memorial Healthcare System as they partnered with the Community Care Plan (CCP), a safety-net Provider Service Network, to administer a Medicaid accountable care organization serving Broward County.
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The Gage Awards honor creative and successful programs at essential hospitals that enhance patient care and meet community needs.
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Helping Healthy Youth Transition out of Foster CareDiscover Memorial Healthcare System’s Healthy Youth Transitions program, which targets social determinants of health while propelling youth out of foster care and into productive, independent adulthood.
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The Gage Awards honor creative and successful programs at essential hospitals that enhance patient care and meet community needs.
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Memorial Healthcare System, in Hollywood, Fla., is integrating behavioral and primary care in its new, federally funded program.
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Memorial Healthcare System's Health Intervention with Targeted Services Program used targeted education, preventive care, and eligibility assistance to enroll uninsured and underinsured patients, reduce uncompensated care costs, and increase revenue.
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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.
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Since 1999, the program has helped nearly 150,000 young people and their families
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Winners recognized for successful, creative programs that boost patient care and meet community needs
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