News & Publications Index

Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA) urges our nation's leaders to unite and provide security and hope to those most in need through a COVID-19 relief package

The Catholic Health Association responds to the Community Catalyst report "Bigger and Bigger: The Growth of Large Catholic Health Systems."

Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA) urges our nation's leaders to put aside partisan politics and expedite negotiations on a COVID-19 stimulus

Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA) Responds to the National Academy of Science’s COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Framework

CHA calls on the Administration and Congress to work together in support of the United States Postal Service

Vaccine Equity and Catholic Principles for the Common Good

CHA Social Media Campaign Encourages Public to Wear Masks

Reaction of Catholic Health Association of the United States in response to President Trump’s decision to formally withdraw from the World Health Organization

CHA Urges President Trump to Reconsider Decision to Withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO)

CHA Welcomes Supreme Court DACA Decision

CHA Statement on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service’s Final Rule on Nondiscrimination in Health and Health Education Programs or Activities

CHA Calls on U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to immediately release additional CARES Act funding especially to Medicaid and Safety Net Providers

A Call for Racial Justice and Reconciliation

CHA Supports Heroes Act

CHA Urges Administration and Congress to Provide Continued Critical Financial Support

A Message of Hope and Solidarity Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic

Catholic Health Care's Responsibility to COVID-19 Patients at the End of Life

CHA Applauds Progress on COVID-19 Legislation

CHA Welcomes ACA Milestone; Sees Coverage as Critical to Addressing Pandemic

CHA Joins with Other Health Care Organizations in Identifying COVID-19 Response Priorities

CHA Urges Action to Support Vulnerable Individuals Impacted by the Pandemic