Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) advances child health through innovation in the quality, cost, and delivery of care in children’s hospitals and health systems.

A letter to congressional leaders outlines the fall priorities critical for children’s health care across the nation.

These factsheets provide background on pediatric non-physician clinical workforce shortages as well as policy solutions.

The letter highlights the need to reauthorize CHGME with no policy changes and ensure any PAHPA reauthorization prioritizes the unique needs of children.

As we face a critical pediatric provider shortage, CHGME is vital to ensuring our nation’s children and their families have access to the routine care they need.

This brand awareness campaign aims to promote the critical role of America’s children’s hospitals and the positive impact they have on patients across the country.

The Helping Kids Cope Act would invest in critical areas of youth mental health infrastructure.

CHA submitted a response to a Senate HELP committee RFI to highlight the unique nature of pediatric workforce shortages and need for pediatric-focused solutions.

Our letter to congressional leaders outlines the end of year priorities critical for children’s health care across the nation.