Increasing Access to Affordable Drugs

Pharmaceutical companies have been limiting access to lifesaving drugs through the federal 340B drug discount program since 2020, counter to the 32-year-old law that created the program. As a result, participating hospitals have seen significant drops in savings—up to 75% over three years—which they use to reduce costs and enhance services for low-income patients.
Learn More2025 IHA Small & Rural Hospitals Annual Meeting

The 2025 IHA Small & Rural Hospitals Annual Meeting will spotlight strategies to build community trust, strengthen your organization’s financial sustainability and address mental health needs in rural settings. The June 12 conference, “Healing Communities: Transforming Rural Healthcare,” is your opportunity to hear about top issues from a rural perspective. You’ll also benefit from networking with your peers and IHA Corporate Sponsors. Join us in Springfield!
Corporate Sponsorship Program

Become a 2025 IHA Corporate Sponsor for access to top decision-makers at Illinois hospitals and health systems. We offer year-round recognition and visibility, with IHA’s signature events the centerpiece of the program: IHA Small & Rural Hospitals Annual Meeting (June 12 in Springfield) and IHA Leadership Summit (Sept. 25-26 in Oak Brook). Our sponsorship packages offer a wide range of opportunities.
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Small & Rural Backgrounder

Illinois’ 86 small and rural hospitals account for 38% of all hospitals in the state and contribute $16 million annually to the economy. With distinct characteristics from their urban counterparts, small and rural hospitals ensure access to high-quality care to 1.6 million residents in rural areas. Nearly 98% of these hospitals have fewer than 150 beds and 64% are Critical Access Hospitals.
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