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HASC Briefs for June 11, 2021

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Associations Advocate Against Hospital-Specific Mandates With L.A. Times Advertorial

With the California Hospital Association, HASC this week published a advertorial in the Los Angeles Times newspaper calling on state and local lawmakers to reject so-called “hero pay” legislation that would mandate increased pay for hospital workers only.

On Monday, June 14, the Culver City City Council votes on such a proposal. While the measure would impact one facility only, HASC and CHA are mounting vigorous opposition as its passage would set a dangerous precedent.

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In the Spotlight: Ana Reza — With Podcast

HASC’s Patient Access Services department, or PAS for short, has long focused on helping hospitals access publicly-provided services. Since 1994, Orange County-based Ana Reza has directed the effort.

Reza, who holds master’s and bachelor’s degrees in gerontology, divides her time between three main programs that help facilities expand services to vulnerable populations. Each individual program also helps hospitals access available reimbursement solutions.

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Cedars-Sinai Boosts Women’s Leadership Event

HASC’s Women in Health Care Leadership Conference ends today following three days of instruction, motivation and inspiration for career-focused women. 

As the conference concludes, event organizers HASC and UCI Paul Merage School of Business send an enthusiastic “thank you” to the Cedars-Sinai health system, which joined the event as a principal sponsor last month.  

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With @CalHospital, Keck USC Shares Video Spotlighting Pandemic Care for Caregivers

A video produced by the California Hospital Association and Keck Medicine of USC explores ways hospitals supported their frontline employees as the COVID-19 pandemic stretched team members to the limits over the last 15 months.

Click here to view it.