If you ever were a part of a team in school, you probably heard the old adage: there is no “I” in team. That expression won’t be far from your brain if you attend Capitol Conference. NAHU CEO Janet Trautwein and NAHU’s legislative team work closely with the federal political system, specifically targeting and analyzing […]
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ISAHU Legislative Article for February 2019
Welcome to February and a belated Happy Valentine’s Day to all! And I believe the proverbial groundhog is predicting an early Spring! Hopefully that’s true! Federal Update Work on a budget deal that lasts until September has pretty much taken up all the air in Congress thus far. And now discussions and possible law suits […]
“State of the Union…and Health Policy” Webinar Access
Any chapter interested in offering NAHU’s February 7th’s Webinar presented by Marcy Buckner as a recorded webinar (in a formal group setting), and wants their attendees to receive 1 Indiana CE insurance credit, please read and fulfill the requirements below: 1) Each chapter is responsible for assigning a moderator and collecting the attendance forms (Sign-In […]
Awards Points – did you know?
Did you know that if you identify a board champion for the NAHU Education Foundation you can gain 25 points? Did you that if you present the Education Foundation overview at a board meeting you can get 25 points? Did you know if you provide an overview of the Education Foundation at a membership meeting […]
2018 ISAHU Highlights
The calendar year 2018 provided numerous high points for ISAHU because of the efforts of many at the local and state levels of NAHU. The 2018 calendar year started with 25 ISAHU members attending the NAHU Capitol Conference in Washington D.C. in February. During the first quarter in addition to Capitol Conference, ISAHU also held […]
ISAHU PAC – Who do we contribute to?
We finally wrapped up the final quarter of 2018 & the much-discussed midterm elections. As expected, the Republicans were able to retain their super majorities in both the Senate & the House. In the Senate, the Republicans have 40 members, while the Democrats have 10 members. The Republican majority will be led by Senator Rod […]