We CARE We VOTE

Upcoming Events

Rural health care providers are constantly faced with new challenges and fewer resources. The purpose of this symposium is to provide attendees with the skills, ideas and information necessary to survive in the rapidly changing world of rural health care. The symposium is designed for senior-level administrators, hospital trustees and others interested in rural health issues.

Management and Leadership Training Three-Part Webinar Series - Part 3 - Dec. 4

This webinar series is designed for all health care managers and supervisors, including those in the nursing and allied health professions who want to fine-tune their management skills.

Healthworks Board Meeting - Dec. 5

At Healthworks (formerly the Kansas Hospital Education & Research Foundation), we are health care delivery revolutionaries, using our time, energy and resources to spark action. We educate our partners, bring groups together, find funding and provide services that will change our health care delivery system for the better.

KHA Allied Presidents' Retreat - Dec. 6

KHA has 24 different allied organizations. Membership in these organizations keep you in touch with people who understand the joys and frustrations of your job and keep you up-to-date on important health care issues and trends that affect your job and your facility. KHA provides education to allied organization leaders annually.

Financial Webinar: Price Transparency - Dec. 10

Join us at noon on Dec. 10 for a financialwebinar where Kathy Reep, PYA will lookat the new requirements for hospital pricetransparency, as well as some of the keyconcerns from providers regarding thecurrent regulations. She will also discussthe status of federal legislation relatedto price transparency and recent reportson provider compliance from both thirdparties and government agencies.

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We CARE We VOTE

Tara Mays

Vice President State Legislative Relations

tmays@kha-net.org

(785) 233-7436, Ext. 124

The KHA We CARE We VOTE campaign is a statewide initiative to empower and educate health care workers about how they can get out and vote during elections. We CARE We VOTE Toolkit.

We encourage hospitals to elevate their advocacy efforts leading up to any elections. We are calling on hospital employees, physicians, trustees, vendors and volunteers to join together to make the voice of the industry heard. Together, Kansas hospitals employ 100,000 people, and many interact with the public every single day. Your hospital’s employees are in a powerful position to make a difference—both with their votes and with their voices as advocates for better health.