Stronger Together: The Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association and You

Arizona's hospital community is most effective at addressing complex issues - adequate financing, patient safety, workforce shortages - when it works collaboratively rather than as individual organizations. For more than 60 years, Arizona's hospitals have advocated through the Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association (AzHHA), collaborating to achieve positive outcomes for hospitals and healthcare in our state.

Come experience the value and explore the opportunities that AzHHA membership delivers.

While you are here make sure to check out all the new sections AzHHA's Web site has to offer. Don't miss AzHHA's Calendar of Events for updates on AzHHA meetings, hospital events and important dates, or keep up-to-date with state and federal issues at the Advocacy section.

Recent News

  • KRMC Offers MRIs in the Fight against Breast Cancer

    Kingman Regional Medical Center (KRMC) announced today the installation of special equipment that enables magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the breast on its state-of-the-art 3T MRI-the most advanced system in the region.
    The ability to perform breast MRI complements KRMC’s new “Catch It Early” initiative. KRMC’s goal with this initiative is to detect breast cancer as early as possible among women in Mohave County.
    MRI of the breast is not a replacement for mammography or ultrasound imaging but rather a supplemental tool for detecting and staging breast cancer and other breast abnormalities in certain high-risk women. For more information, click here.

     

  • Scottsdale trauma center notes May is Trauma Awareness Month
  • Scottsdale Trauma Center celebrates Trauma Awareness Month this May.

    The Level 1 Trauma Center at Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn treated approximately 3,600 trauma patients in 2007, making it one of Arizona's busiest.

    Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn’s Trauma Outreach/Injury Prevention Coordinator says simply using seat belts and avoiding distractions like using cell phones while driving are a good start to lowering the risks of an accident.

    May also marks the start of national Trauma Awareness Month, created to increase awareness of trauma as a preventable public health problem. For more information, click here.

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