As Catholic health providers following the social justice traditions of the Church, CHA remains committed to ensuring that all immigrants regardless of status have access to health care and are treated equitably and fairly.
Catholic health care organizations serve immigrants, including refugees and victims of human trafficking, in their clinics, emergency rooms, and in their facilities. Catholic health care also employs many people who have fled their homeland, seeking a better life for themselves and their communities.
As part of the Catholic health ministry, the Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA) shares this commitment to helping those who have come to the United States from other countries. Through outreach, education, and advocacy, CHA speaks out on behalf of health care access for immigrants and collaborates with other organizations in "welcoming the stranger among us."
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CHA Summary of Proposed Marketplace Integrity Rule
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CHA Priorities for 2025 Reconciliation Legislation
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CHA Summary of Proposed Benefit and Payment Parameters Rule
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CHA Summary of ACA Preventive Services Proposed Rule
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