HAP's Latest News

Additional tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China could make it harder to access medications, medical devices, and personal protective equipment, the American Hospital Association said this week.

The FDA today announced a potential change to food labeling that would require “at-a-glance” nutrition information on the front of most packaged foods.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is seeking input on its update to the nation’s plan to respond to cybersecurity emergencies.

The HAP Board of Directors met virtually last week and approved a health care Access Agenda that will guide HAP’s advocacy for hospitals during 2025–2026.  

Federal lawmakers are running up against a deadline to fund the government, and it’s unclear if they will reach a deal to avoid a holiday shutdown. 

HAPAC remains the only political action committee in Pennsylvania focused on advancing and protecting hospital priorities. As our political opposition grows, it’s crucial we continue to grow with them to not lose ground.

Federal lawmakers late last evening unveiled the text of their proposed spending bill, which includes several key priorities for the hospital community.

Hospitals throughout Pennsylvania and nationally will start 2025 with evolving challenges and a new political landscape to navigate.

Congress has less than two weeks to stop critical funding cuts to hospitals that care for millions of Americans who are uninsured or covered by Medicaid.

The Biden administration announced a new proposal today to expand coverage of anti-obesity medications for millions of Americans on Medicare and Medicaid.