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MHA Monday Report May 20, 2019

Weekly news and updates from the MHA.

Monday Report | May 20

News to Know - Week of May 20

Upcoming events and important healthcare news for the week of May 20.

Member News | May 18

Legislative Leaders, Governor Continue Negotiations on No-fault Bills

On May 16, legislative leaders announced that they would hold off on voting on two auto no-fault bills to continue negotiations with Gov. Gretchen Witmer over the weekend.

Issues in Healthcare, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 17

Registration Deadline Approaching for MHA Annual Membership Meeting

The 2019 MHA Annual Membership Meeting will be June 26 through 28 at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island.

Member News | May 16

MHA Excellence in Governance Fellowship Prepares Trustees to Lead

The MHA is currently accepting applications for enrollment in the 2019-2020 Excellence in Governance Fellowship through June 15, 2019.

Member News | May 16

Healthcare Protected in House Appropriations Subcommittee Budget Proposal

The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services reported its fiscal year (FY) 2020 budget May 14.

Issues in Healthcare, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 15

Bridge Magazine: Gov. Whitmer, Republicans See Path to Deal on Michigan Auto Insurance Reform

A May 14 article from Bridge Magazine highlights the ongoing negotiations on auto insurance reform between legislative leaders and the Whitmer administration. The article includes concerns shared by the MHA with the government mandated fee schedule proposed in the latest legislative proposals. ...

MHA In The News | May 15

Detroit News: Whitmer, GOP Leaders Talking Amid Auto Insurance Impasse, Veto Threat

In a May 14 Detroit News article about the legislative negotiations on two bills that would gut Michigan's auto no-fault law, the MHA's Laura Appel discusses how the government-mandated fee schedule in both measures could threaten Michigan's safety net of Level I and II trauma centers.

MHA In The News | May 14

MHA Monday Report May 13, 2019

Weekly news and updates from the MHA.

Monday Report | May 13

News to Know - Week of May 13

Upcoming events and important healthcare news for the week of May 13.

Member News | May 11

Senate, House Approve Auto No-fault Reform Bills; Members Urged to Contact Lawmakers

The Michigan House of Representatives passed House Bill 4397, which would reform the auto no-fault insurance system, in the early morning hours of May 9, just hours after the Senate passed its own version.

Issues in Healthcare, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 09

Modern Healthcare: Making Your Health System Age-Friendly

MHA CEO Brian Peters was among healthcare leaders from across the country featured in a Modern Healthcare piece on meeting the needs of our aging population sponsored by the John A. Hartford Foundation.

MHA In The News | May 09

MHA Statement on House Bill 4397 Vote: "This Bill Stinks"

It’s a sad day in Lansing when legislators are celebrating jamming through a bill on a serious and complex issue under the cover of darkness.

News Releases, Issues in Healthcare, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 09

MHA's Chris Mitchell Talks to Guy Gordon of WJR About Concerns with Latest Auto No-fault Bill

On May 7, Chris Mitchell, the MHA's executive vice president, advocacy & public affairs, spoke with WJR's Guy Gordon about the association's concerns with Senate Bill (SB) 1, a proposal that would eviscerate Michigan's auto no-fault insurance law.

Issues in Healthcare, MHA In The News, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 08

MHA Issues Action Alert following Senate Approval of Auto No-fault Bill

On May 7, the Michigan Senate approved legislation that would eviscerate Michigan’s auto no-fault insurance law.

Issues in Healthcare, Member News, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 08

A Mother’s Day Story: When Maternal and Mental Health Collide

Ruthanne Sudderth, senior vice president, public affairs & communications, shares her personal story on maternal mental health as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.

MHA Rounds | May 08

Court Rules HHS Must Promptly Resolve Harm Caused by 340B Cuts

The U.S. District Court has ruled that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) must promptly resolve the harm caused by its unlawful cuts to Medicare reimbursement for certain hospitals enrolled in the 340B Drug Discount Program in 2018 and 2019.

Issues in Healthcare, Member News, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 07

Detroit News Guest Opinion: Medicare for All Won't Work for Michigan

The May 4 issue of the Detroit News featured a column from MHA Board of Trustees member Rob Casalou, president & CEO, Trinity Health, Michigan Region, about concerns with the growing popularity of Medicare-for-all proposals and why they're a bad idea for Michigan residents.

MHA In The News | May 07

MHA on Senate Bill 1, the Latest Effort to Reform Auto No-fault: “Accident victims lose, drivers lose and healthcare providers lose.”

We were optimistic about the Michigan Senate’s renewed efforts to tackle auto no-fault reform this year. Unfortunately, Senate Bill 1 is a shocking step backwards.

News Releases, Issues in Healthcare, Top Issues - Healthcare | May 07

MHA Monday Report May 6, 2019

Weekly news and updates from the MHA.

Monday Report | May 06

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