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The Return on Your Dues Investment
The American Hospital Association (AHA) is proud to be working for you. And as you transform health care delivery, we are transforming to better meet your needs. Below are just some of the advances we have made in the past year by working together and speaking with one voice to advocate for hospitals, health systems and the patients and communities they serve.
Innovation
Today’s health care environment is changing rapidly as hospitals and health systems continue to transform, and new entrants look for opportunities to disrupt health care delivery
Northwell Health Nurse Choir advances to America's Got Talent finals
The Northwell Health Nurse Choir will compete in the America’s Got Talent finals tonight at 8 p.m. ET. Viewers can vote for them to bring home the win when the season concludes Wednesday, Sept. 15, at 8 pm ET.
Hospital-Community Partnerships to Build a Culture of Health
Health isn’t created by doctors and nurses, but by friendships and families … by good air, food, houses, roads and jobs … by strong communities and good schools.
The Value of Membership: Redefining The “A” To Meet Your Needs
Evolving Communications & Digital Offerings
Featured Member Benefits
ASHRM Exchange
Get 24/7 access to risk management advice from nearly 6,000 members and search a resource library that houses over 1,000 documents.
The Value of AHA Membership in 2020
This past year, the COVID-19 public crisis has tested our country and our health care system like never before. All the while, AHA members have been a source of stability and comfort, providing care under unprecedented circumstances. Your leadership during this difficult time has been an inspiration.
Cleveland Clinic to host first 2020 presidential debate
The Cleveland Clinic will partner with the Health Education Campus of Case Western Reserve University to host on Tuesday, Sept. 29, the first presidential debate between presumptive nominees Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced.