FAH Hospital Policy Blog

Perspectives on health policy affecting America's hospitals and the patients we serve.

FAH Statement | Rural Hospitals | Hannah Hurley

Press Release: New Study Demonstrates How Physician-Owned Hospitals Threaten Patient Access and Financial Viability of Full-Service Sole Community Hospitals 

Report shows new POHs risk the financial viability of existing full-service sole community hospitals by siphoning off healthier and commercially insured patients WASHINGTON, D.C. (November 18, 2025) – Today the Federation of American Hospitals and […]

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Rural Hospitals | Physician-Owned Hospitals | FAH Policy Blog Team

Blog: New Study Demonstrates How Physician-Owned Hospitals Threaten Patient Access and Financial Viability of Full-Service Sole Community Hospitals 

By: Don May, Executive Vice President, Policy, Federation of American Hospitals Ashley Thompson, Senior Vice President, Public Policy Analysis and Development, American Hospital Association The challenges facing rural health are well documented — dwindling access […]

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FAH Statement | ACA/Coverage | FAH Policy Blog Team

“No More Posturing, No More Politics” – FAH Calls on Congress to Lower Costs & Extend the Health Care Tax Credits

Washington, D.C. (November 12, 2025) – With Congress voting to reopen the government, the Federation of American Hospitals (FAH) released the following statement calling for Congress to immediately work on a bipartisan basis to lower […]

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FAH Statement | ACA/Coverage | FAH Policy Blog Team

ICYMI – Agreement on Both Sides: Extend the Health Care Tax Credits & Lower Costs for Constituents

Washington, D.C. (November 6, 2025) – Millions of hardworking American families are waiting for Congress to act and extend the health care tax credits, but Congress remains at a stalemate. It doesn’t have to be […]

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