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AHA Statement on Congressional Hearings on Change Healthcare Cyberattack

The AHA welcomed the bipartisan scrutiny of the Change Healthcare cyberattack. Today’s hearings highlighted the real-world impact the most significant cyberattack to face the health care sector has had on so many patients, hospitals and health systems and other care providers nationwide. 

In Partnership with AHRMM, Institute for Supply Management® Expands Portfolio of Economic Reports with Launch of Hospital PMI™

CHICAGO, July 23, 2020 — In partnership with the Association for Health Care Resource & Materials Management (AHRMM) of the American Hospital Association, Institute for Supply Management (ISM)

AHA Statement on HHS/DOL Letter to Providers About Change Healthcare Cyberattack

We welcome today’s letter from the Department of Health and Human Services and Department of Labor that recognizes the unprecedented nature of the Change Healthcare cyberattack and its far-reaching impacts on hospitals, physicians and the health care sector.

AHA Statement on UnitedHealth Group Update on Change Healthcare Cyberattack

We appreciate the information that UnitedHealth Group has laid out regarding an aspirational timeline of potential technical relief for this historic cyberattack on the U.S. health care system. However, nothing in the announcement materially changes the chronic cash flow implications and uncertainty that our nation’s hospitals and physicians are experiencing as a result.
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AHA Statement on HHS Response to Change Healthcare Cyberattack

The Change Healthcare cyberattack is the most significant and consequential incident of its kind against the U.S. health care system in history.

AHA Statement on HHS Voluntary Cybersecurity Performance Goals

America’s hospitals and health systems are dedicated to protecting their patients and workforce against cyber attacks that can disrupt patient care and erode privacy by the loss of personal health care data.