Strengthening partnerships and advancing health in unprecedented times

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Providence president and CEO, Rod Hochman, M.D., assumes his role as chair of the American Hospital Board of Trustees in the new year and has made it a priority of his to strengthen partnerships with physicians and advancing health in an unprecedented time to ensure that people in all communities have access to quality health care close to home.

"All of this work is in service to patients receiving care where, when and how they want it.

Serving as chair-elect the past year has been a rewarding experience and given me the chance to see up close all the great work that AHA does for its members and the field and to better understand the needs we can address.

I am very proud to serve as this year’s chair and look forward to working with you to problem-solve and advance health care together."

Read more on Dr. Hochman's remarks as the new chair elect.

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