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Founded in 1919, the Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) represents 27 acute care hospitals and many health-related organizations. As part of its core advocacy function, CHA maintains databases which contain descriptive information about Connecticut’s hospitals.
Founded in 1919, the Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) represents hospitals and health-related organizations. With more than 90 members, CHA’s mission is to advance the health of individuals and communities by leading, representing, and serving hospitals and healthcare providers across the continuum of care that are accountable to the ...
Each year, Connecticut hospitals: Provide care for more than 336,000 patients admitted to their facilities, accounting for more than 1.9 million days of inpatient care. Welcome more than 35,000 babies into the world. Treat more than 1.5 million patients in their emergency departments.
Every year, hospitals across the state provide care and services to millions of patients. Support and Protect the Workforce The last few years have taken a heavy toll on frontline healthcare teams who have suffered from stress, trauma, and burnout.
CHA provides cost-effective, high-quality education programs designed to meet the ongoing and emerging needs of healthcare professionals. In addition to classroom-style programs offered in Wallingford, CHA offers a variety of distance learning options.
The 2024 Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) Annual Meeting took place on Thursday, June 13, 2024 with the theme of Caring for Connecticut Together. CHA welcomed over 450 leaders from Connecticut’s hospitals and health systems, state health officials, and community partners to celebrate this year’s award winners and hear from this year ...
Connecticut hospitals play a major role in improving community health – providing outreach and support services for cancer, diabetes, and asthma, financial assistance to the uninsured, mobile vans and clinics delivering primary and preventive care, healthy lifestyle education programs, services for the homeless, clinics for migrant farm ...
Numerous regulatory agencies, at both the state and federal levels, conduct oversight of hospital operations — from the building and structure of the facilities, to the licensing or certification of hospital staff, to the quality of patient care, to reimbursement requirements.
CHA employs approximately 70 professional and support staff from a variety of disciplines, including information technology, education, and finance. Below is a directory of senior staff contacts. Jennifer Jackson. CEO. 203-294-7200. jackson@chime.org.
Across the state, Connecticut's hospitals care for their communities, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Our hospitals serve as the safety net for all residents, treating and caring for everyone regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay. Top priorities for Connecticut hospitals are: