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In light of a recent executive order creating the Make America Healthy Again Commission, CHA is offering support and input toward the goal of eradicating chronic childhood illnesses.
Matt Cook, Children's Hospital Association (CHA) CEO, has submitted a letter to Robert F. Kennedy Jr, secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
The letter highlights potential areas of partnership as the secretary begins his tenure leading the HHS and expresses CHA's desire to work together as Kennedy leads the newly formed Make America Healthy Again Commission.
Children’s hospitals demonstrate what health care can achieve when people are truly placed at the center.
From coverage and funding to workforce and community support, every decision by policymakers has downstream effects on children, families, and the systems that care for them.
CHA is asking Congress to ensure policies provide clear cost information for families, reflect the unique nature of pediatric care, and avoid unnecessary administrative burden.
