CAHL has $123,417.48 of total assets in reserve. The chapter's financial performance increased favorably by $11,736.67 compared to the last fiscal year. A combination of activities involving procurement of corporate sponsorship, increased programming events, and cost...
By Nikhil Singal Happy New Year! On behalf of the CAHL Board of Directors, we would like to wish you a prosperous, joyful, and wonderful 2024. We are very excited to continue and expand our networking and education offerings and are embarking on several new...
By Fayola Edwards-Ojeba, MD 2024 brings with it opportunities to challenge the status quo in medicine. Skyrocketing health care costs are a concern, with physicians potentially affected by decreased reimbursements and patient access and increasing mergers for employed...
California Association of Healthcare Leaders – 2023 Annual Self-Assessment Note: Numbers cited in the CAHL Self-Assessment are from an annual report shared with ACHE and are accurate as of November 2023. See CAHL By the Numbers for full-year 2023 metrics. As an...
The California Association of Healthcare Leaders (CAHL) is an independent chapter for the Northern and Central California Region, chartered by the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). The chapter represents a merger of three previous chapters; Bay Area...
By CAHL Past-President Michael O’Connell, MHA, FACHE, FACMPE We are proud of an incredible 2022 as we led ourselves out of a pandemic and explored new ways to connect, discover, and lead. And we are proud of our continued ACHE recognition with the 2022 Award of...
By Philip Chuang, ACHE Regent In reflecting upon the 2022 accomplishments of the California Association of Healthcare Leaders, I begin with gratitude to the CAHL board and all of the CAHL members who have volunteered time to all of the activities that CAHL supports...
CAHL has $111,680.81 of total assets in reserve. The chapter’s financial performance increased favorably by $12,883.54 from last year’s due to a combination of activities including corporate sponsorship, programming events, and cost utilization.
CAHL’s 13 board committees work cross-functionally with stakeholders to create and deliver valuable offerings and services that operationalize our mission and vision. In collaboration with ACHE, we are committed to delivering tools, thought-leadership, and services to...