CHA's Annual Leadership Conference brings children's hospital leaders together to network, learn and share insights from their organizations.

Children’s hospitals continue to experience shortages across pediatric care fields with an outsized impact on mental and behavioral health specialties.

CHA has completed a review of governors’ proposed fiscal year (FY) 2025 state budgets to track proposals to fund pediatric behavioral health initiatives.

Bringing patients and their families to Capitol Hill increases awareness about the ongoing and essential care provided by children's hospitals across the country.

Addressing the youth mental health crisis has been a long-standing priority for CHA and children's hospitals across the nation.

Learn how children’s hospitals and health systems are addressing the national emergency in child and adolescent mental health.

A three-pronged approach enhances telehealth services for underserved communities.

As Congress evaluates funding this fiscal year, we encourage them to prioritize and consider the unique needs of children and the providers that serve them.

Dayton Children's Hospital decreased its seven-day behavioral health unit readmission rate by nearly 50%.