OHA joined organizations across the country to raise awareness of mental health needs and share well-being resources for health care workers.

Innovative new programs from OHA member hospitals and reference resources.

Evidence-based tools, strategies and resources to help our member hospitals assess violence risks and make the care environment safer.

As Ohio’s population ages, Medicare’s role insuring Ohioans 65 and older continues to grow. The federal program also covers certain younger people with disabilities and end-stage renal disease.

Ohio expanded eligibility to Medicaid in 2014. The program provides health care coverage for Ohio’s poor and disabled citizens.

Commercial insurance coverage is primarily provided through employer-sponsored programs in Ohio.

A hospital provider fee, the franchise fee, helps fund the state’s share of Medicaid.

HCAP provides medically necessary free hospital-level care for low-income Ohioans and supplemental payments for hospitals with a disproportionate share of uncompensated care.

OHA collects payer performance data specific to each member organization and payer to inform OHA’s advocacy efforts and for members to benchmark their payer experience and pursue process improvements.