Letter

Children's Hospital Association Responds to H-1B Visa Program Changes

CHA has submitted a letter to the administration highlighting the impact of H-1B Visa changes on the pediatric workforce.

Published Jan. 08, 2026|
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On Nov. 25, 2025, CHA submitted a letter to the administration urging an exemption for health care-related professionals — including pediatric clinicians and biomedical researchers — from the new $100,000 H-1B visa fee and related restrictions.

The letter highlights the significant impact these changes would have on the pediatric workforce and underscores the essential role international professionals play in sustaining access to specialized pediatric care and research.


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