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Government Relations

ProMedica's Government Relations department coordinates efforts involving public officials and our stakeholders to best support the care we provide and the communities we serve. We believe strongly that, as part of our Mission, ProMedica serves as a resource on policies impacting healthcare, and we will keep you up-to-date on the latest developments – so you can make the most informed decisions. Feel free to use the information on this page to stay informed and connected.

Learn about the implications of Healthcare Reform.

Learn about ProMedica's GrassRoots Green Program.

In the Spotlight

Keep up with news and events that affect health care in your community by reading the stories below.?

Support Medicaid Expansion in Ohio and Michigan

ProMedica encourages its stakeholders to take action and support Medicaid expansion in Ohio and Michigan.

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ProMedica, Alliance to End Hunger host National Hunger Summit

As a non-profit, mission-based health system serving northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, ProMedica sees the health impacts of poor nutrition, obesity and hunger on our patients and families every day. As a social determinant of health, hunger leads to poor health and urges action that requires engaging lawmakers and healthcare industry leaders in discussion toward ending hunger in our nation. To increase the health and well-being of our citizens, and in keeping with our mission, ProMedica is partnering with The Alliance to End Hunger to host a National Hunger Summit in Washington, D.C. on Oct. 10, 2013.

Learn more about the National Hunger Summit

Visit The Alliance to End Hunger's website

Healthcare Today and Tomorrow

Recently, ProMedica hosted a Symposium titled "Healthcare Today and Tomorrow – Economics and Social Responsibilities."

ProMedica is committed to working collaboratively – locally, state-wide, and on a national level – to ensure that we can meet the health and basic needs of the individuals we are privileged to serve as well as providing timely information about the health care industry and issues facing our community. The Symposium featured presentations by Kim Byas, senior vice president, American Hospital Association; Dr. Ted Wymyslo, director Ohio Department of Health; and Randy Oostra, president and chief executive officer, ProMedica.

Presentation Video

You may view the event in its entirety at this link.

Presentation Slides

Each speaker’s Powerpoint presentation is available below for download.

Federal Issues Impacting Hospitals

Federal Government Outlays and Revenues

ProMedica Patient-Centered Medical Home

ProMedica's Work on Hunger as Health Issue Referenced on Floor of U.S. House

ProMedica was recently referenced in a floor speech by Representative James McGovern (D-MA) in the U.S. House of Representatives for its work as it relates to hunger as a health issue. In the speech, Rep. McGovern states how it is imperative that the medical community follow the lead of healthcare organizations like ProMedica, and calls for national dialogue so that hunger across the nation can be effectively addressed. A transcript of Rep. McGovern’s speech can be accessed using the link below:

Read the speech

Resources

View the resources below for information about how to become a part of important conversations that affect the healthcare industry in your community.

ProMedica Legislative Update

Stay informed of the latest healthcare policy happenings with ProMedica Legislative Update.

View the Legislative Update

Legislative Directory

ProMedica is pleased to make available our Legislative Directory. This helpful resource provides contact information for elected leaders representing ProMedica’s service area.

Download the Legislative Directory

Government Relations Action Center

ProMedica encourages employees, volunteers, doctors and board members to get involved in civic issues that affect our hospitals and the communities we serve. Speak-up and make your voice heard by using the Government Relations Action Center.

Access the Government Relations Action Center

 

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