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Many of America’s hospitals and health systems have joined the fight to protect our patients and our communities.
Pioneer program keeps young gun victims safe
Caught in the Crossfire started in 1994 as the nation’s first hospital-based violence intervention program.
Kaiser Permanente is the 2017 recipient
Integrated apporach to care seen advancing health equity.
Winona Health's Community Care Network
Program helps patients with chronic illnesses stay healthy and avoid emergencies that can be costly for both the patient and hospital.Latest
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- CMS releases 2018 OPPS/ASC proposed rule
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- Medicare trustees project trust fund solvent until 2029
- Patients and providers urge Congress to protect health coverage
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