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ICHA is a voluntary association of Catholic health and social service organizations, along with their religious sponsors and health systems. Currently over 95% of the Catholic hospitals, nursing homes, and social service agencies belong to ICHA.

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ICHA Annual Meeting

ICHA's Annual Meeting will be held on Thursday, November 4, 2010, at the Hilton Rosemont/Chicago O'Hare, Rosemont, Illinois.  The meeting will begin at 8:30AM.  Topics of presentation will include health care reform update and implementation strategy, collaboration models and improving care at the end of life.  Please reserve this date in your calendar.  Registration information will be available in September.  Your support is greatly appreciated and necessary for a strong Catholic health association. 

 
USCCB Statement on Health Care Reform

President of U.S. Bishops says cost is too high, loss is too great for Health Care Bill not to be revised.

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Disaster in Haiti

Following the earthquake in Haiti, if you receive inquiries from the media or anyone else on what Catholic Charities USA or your agency is doing to respond, please refer them to Catholic Relief Services, the Church's agency for international disaster response, by calling (410) 625-2220 or 1-800-736-3467 or visiting their Web site http://www.crs.org   You may also read Catholic Charities USA response by visiting their Web site http://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org

 
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Our Mission

As a collective witness to the mission of Jesus, the Illinois Catholic Health Association works to enhance Catholic presence and strengthen Catholic health and social service ministries primarily by fostering greater understanding, communication and collaboration among bishops, sponsoring congregations and leaders of ministry organizations in the state.

     

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The Illinois Catholic Health Association serves as the preferred organization for convening  Catholic health and social service resources in Illinois, essential to building community among Catholic health and social service organizations and their leaders in the areas of mission, ministry, ethics, public policy, and areas affecting Catholic identity.

     

 
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