Letter

Children's Hospital Association's 2024 End of Year Letter to Congress

The letter highlights CHA's end of year priorities and asks Congress to take action to sustain children’s hospitals’ ability to provide care to our nation’s children.

Published Nov. 20, 2024|
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In a letter to Congress, Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) called attention to the association’s end of year priorities. CHA highlighted that it is critical Congress take action before the end of the year to sustain children's hospitals' ability to provide high-quality, timely, and appropriate care to our nation's children.

The letter asks Congress to:

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