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The Federation of American Hospitals (FAH), founded in 1966, is the national representative of investor-owned or managed community hospitals and health systems throughout the United States and one of Washington, DC’s most respected and influential health policy and advocacy organizations. Dedicated to a market-based philosophy, we provide representation and advocacy on behalf of our members to Congress, the Executive Branch, the judiciary, media, academia, accrediting organizations and the public.

The Federation of American Hospitals serves its members as a clearinghouse for information about the nation’s most vital health policy issues. These include Medicare and Medicaid, the uninsured, health care quality, patient safety, health information technology, medical liability insurance reform, rural health care, long-term hospital care, inpatient psychiatric care, hospital emergency preparedness, antitrust, compliance, the health care workforce shortage, privacy and confidentiality, tax issues, and rehabilitation services, among other important issues.


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"FAH Commends Energy and Commerce Committee Approval of FDA Bill Addressing Rx Shortages"
5.10.2012

"FAH Meaningful Use Comment Letter"
5.7.2012

"IRS Taxable Medical Devices Comment Letter"
5.7.2012

"FAH Medicare Overpayments Comment Letter"
4.16.2012

Jeff Micklos
Video The ACA and the Supreme Court: Key Issues

FAH EVP and General Counsel Jeffrey Micklos examines key legal issues before the Supreme Court regarding the Affordable Care Act.

3.27.2012

House Budget Proposal Raises Deep Concerns

The FAH is deeply concerned about the House Budget Committee's proposed budget resolution. This budget would make

3.20.2012

"New Standard Of Care" (Chip Kahn Modern Healthcare op-ed )

It is clear that access to objective medical information about a patient is critical to physician and provider decisionmaking

3.3.2012

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