Connection Newsletter

AzHHA urges OSHA to not finalize its interim final rule being that the rule will not provide any additional benefit beyond what hospitals have already done, and continue to do.

The 2022 legislative has officially surpassed the 100-day mark with no resolution on the state budget in sight.

Healthcare groups urge the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to strike down provisions of the No Surprises Act.

In addition to releasing two proposed rules, CMS updated its guidance on compliance with COVID-19 vaccination requirements.

Before ending the COVID-19 public health emergency, Governor Ducey signed S.B. 1309.

A virtual informal public hearing will be held April 27.

Mark your calendar for some upcoming Differential Adjusted Payments (DAP) deadlines for hospitals receiving AHCCCS payments.

Under the new initiative, OSHA will expand its presence in targeted “high-hazard” healthcare facilities during a three-month period from March 9 to June 9.

The Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and the Treasury said they would be taking steps to conform to the No Surprises Act court ruling.

The House and Senate each heard over 200 bills in caucus this week and spent significant hours on the floor moving bills through the legislative process.