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NEWS: Illinois Catholic Health Association changes leadership New board president and executive director to lead organization of Illinois’ mission-driven, Catholic health and social service organizations.

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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Illinois Supreme Court Grants Petition for Leave of Appeal

Illinois Supreme Court grants Provena Health's Petition for Leave of Appeal.

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CHA Audioconference March 18, 2009

Using Community Assessment to Adapt Interventions: An Evidence Based Approach.  Click on link to learn more and register for audioconference.

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Sen. Grassley Calls for More Scrutiny of Not-for-Profit Hospitals' Community Benfits

See attached document from Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, October 16, 2008.

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Save the Date: Governance Formation Program

SAVE the DATE for a trustee formation program that integrates the fiduciary with the ministry aspects of Catholic health care governance: February 19-20, 2009, San Antonio, Texas.

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National Catholic Certification Program in Health Care Ethics

A letter from ICHA's Executive Director regarding this program may be found by clicking on the "Education" button to the left. 

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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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