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Applications for the 2023 Communities Lifting Communities Diversity in Health Care Scholarship and Stipend Program will be accepted through June 14. The program aims to help increase diversity in hospital workforces through financial support to students employed in HASC member hospitals, especially those from communities historically underrepresented in health care.

The HASC Labor Roundtable Call will be held the first Wednesday of every month from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. The monthly call is designed to share current information on labor activity and trends affecting the California health care industry. The information provided on this call will: Enable members to be proactive regarding labor relations in their own […]

This list was last updated Feb 7, 2022.

Partnerships you can trust Through AllHealth, Inc., our for-profit subsidiary, HASC offers in-house product development and high-quality services with our Endorsed Business Partners. These products and services are designed to help you achieve your hospital’s mission of delivering effective, standout patient care. To learn more about the Endorsed Business Partners program, contact Rafael De La Rosa, [email protected].

About Associate Provider Membership

Southern California hospitals are facing challenges like never before. Financial pressure, staffing shortages, rising behavioral health needs, changing regulations and cybersecurity threats make it harder for them to care for their communities. Your organization can become part of the solution: Apply for HASC Associate Provider Membership.

As an associate provider member, you’ll connect with CEOs and other decision-makers who need outside solutions and fresh ideas. You can present your organization and services as valuable resources to help them tackle real challenges and become a trusted hospital partner.

How You’ll Benefit

Access and Networking

Direct member connection. Gain exclusive entry to special networking events and opportunities to meet key hospital and health system leaders who need your services.

Strategic roundtables. Your team may be invited to topic-oriented committees. In these forums, you can dialogue with HASC leaders, hospital members and peers, ensuring your voice is heard and considered in strategic initiatives.

Visibility and Growth

Spotlight opportunities. Showcase your organization as a valued provider member through featured member communications, the biweekly HASC Briefs newsletter, HASC’s website and the California hospital online directory.

Sponsorship. Receive exclusive early invitations to sponsor HASC events, including our Annual Meeting — a powerful way to elevate your brand and demonstrate your commitment to the health care community.

Knowledge and Resources

Educational programs. Enjoy member-only webinars, workshops and other professional development resources designed to keep you at the forefront of the industry.

Services and tools. Access a range of member resources such as consulting services, customized compensation surveys and a health care career center.

Endorsed Business Partner (EBP) program. HASC’s EBP program provides a framework for integrating cutting-edge solutions into health care delivery. Leverage our EBPs’ expertise and ensure your solutions align with the highest quality and patient safety standards.

Who Can Join?

Associate provider membership includes these organization types:  

Group 1. Inpatient facilities: Offer patients continuous 24-hour care and admit them for extended periods. Provide comprehensive medical treatment, rehabilitation or long-term care that does not require a general acute care (GAC) hospital license.

Examples: Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), long-term acute care (LTAC) hospitals, psychiatric health facilities (PHFs), inpatient rehabilitation facilities (IRFs), specialized limited-service hospitals (LSHs), congregate living health facilities (CLHFs) and supportive housing.

Group 2. Outpatient/ambulatory facilities: Provide same-day diagnostic, preventive or interventional care without an overnight stay.

Examples: Primary care clinics, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), urgent care centers, imaging centers, medical groups and physician organizations.

Group 3. Other clinical continuum providers: Deliver essential nonresidential services supporting the broader health care system. Offer specialized services that fall outside of traditional inpatient or outpatient care, often operating in the community or within a laboratory setting.

Examples: Organ procurement organizations (OPOs), community blood banks, contractual service providers and agencies, and home health/hospice agencies.

Interested in Associate Membership but don’t fall into these categories? You may qualify as an Associate Corporate Member. If you’re not sure or you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at [email protected].

Ready to Partner with Hospital Leaders?

Seal your commitment to a shared future in health care with a HASC Associate Provider Membership. You’ll gain the connections and resources you need to grow your organization and make a lasting impact as you team up with hospitals to better serve our communities. Apply for membership today!

Associate Member Directory

View current Associate Members in the HASC directory.

HASC is grateful to the associate members listed below, who partner with us to serve our hospital members. These companies join as associate corporate members or associate providers. Visit our main associate membership page to learn more, or contact Katrina Quinto, director of membership services. To view all current HASC members, visit the California’s Hospitals […]

Overview HASC associate corporate membership offers opportunities for non-hospital firms, such as consulting, architectural, law and educational organizations, to expand their network and access essential industry resources.  The primary conditions for membership are: An interest in HASC’s mission Provision of two references from health care organizations Demonstrated service to the industry Benefits and Services HASC […]

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