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The Florida Hospital Association (FHA) is a private non-profit membership association founded in 1927 and headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida, representing over 200 hospitals and health care systems across the state. FHA is led by President and CEO Mary C. Mayhew and governed by a Board of Trustees elected by its member institutions. Its core function is to serve as the unified voice for Florida hospitals, providing advocacy at state and federal levels, education through the FHA Research and Education Foundation (established 1964), workforce development, and policy research on issues ranging from Medicaid reimbursement to rural hospital sustainability and disaster preparedness.

FHA's primary revenue stream is annual membership dues from its 200+ hospital and health care system members (representing the overwhelming majority of Florida's 321 hospitals), supplemented by event sponsorship revenue from the FHA Annual Meeting (the largest healthcare meeting in Florida) and voluntary political committee contributions collected through the Florida Hospital Association Political Committee (FHAPC). Member segments are concentrated in Florida-based hospital and health care systems; ancillary stakeholders include the Florida Legislature and state agencies such as the Agency for Health Care Administration, federal Congress and agencies, and Florida Medicaid enrollees.

FHA supports state-level healthcare data infrastructure through advocacy for the Florida Health Information Exchange (HIE) operated on the CRISP Shared Services platform, which expanded statewide to add approximately 3,500 additional hospital beds and roughly double skilled nursing facility participation. Quantifiable advocacy outcomes include $209 million in federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding for FY 2026, $49 billion in state healthcare investment for 2026-2027, $125 million in nursing education funding (PIPELINE and LINE programs), and a 38% decrease in nurse vacancy rate between 2022 and 2023.

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The Florida Hospital Association is a non-profit membership association founded in 1927 that advocates for and educates over 200 Florida hospitals and health care systems on state and federal policy, workforce, and healthcare quality issues from its Tallahassee headquarters.

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hospital association services, healthcare advocacy, medical workforce development, healthcare policy lobbying, hospital membership services
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1State/Provincial Health Department & Public Health Administration
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2Health Research Funding Agencies (Public/Quasi-Public)
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Hospital Association Services
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1Hospital Membership Dues
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The Florida Hospital Association represents over 200 hospitals and health care systems as members. Revenue is generated through membership dues and fees from member hospitals and health care systems that join the association for advocacy, representation, education, and informational services.

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2Event Sponsorships
TypeProfessional Services
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FHA generates revenue through event sponsorships including exhibit space, marketing and advertisement, digital and onsite recognition, and direct interaction with FHA members. The largest healthcare meeting in Florida is the FHA Annual Meeting.

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3Political Committee Contributions
TypeAffiliate Referral
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The Florida Hospital Association Political Committee (FHAPC) accepts voluntary contributions from members and eligible hospital personnel to support candidates advocating for Florida's hospitals and healthcare systems at state and federal levels.

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1Hospital and Health Care System Membership
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Membership dues for over 200 hospital and health care system members. Specific pricing tiers are not publicly disclosed.

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The Florida Hospital Association is a nonprofit membership association that represents more than 200 hospitals and health care systems across Florida. It sells hospital and health system memberships and delivers advocacy at the state and federal levels, professional education and conferences through its Research and Education Foundation, industry research and workforce reports, and political action support via the FHA Political Committee (FHAPC).

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  • Secured $209 million in federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding for Florida
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The Florida Hospital Association is a healthcare industry association (not a technology product company) that provides membership services, advocacy, education, research, and political advocacy programs for its over 200 hospital and health care system members across Florida. Its core offerings include advocacy services at state and federal levels, education and events through its Research and Education Foundation, industry reports and workforce data, and political committee activities. The association does not offer software products, APIs, or AI-powered technology solutions.

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1Florida Hospital Association Membership
CategoryMembership
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Membership program representing over 200 hospitals and health care systems in Florida, providing advocacy, representation, and informational services to support members in delivering high-quality patient care.

2State Advocacy Services
CategoryAdvocacy
Description

Proactive advocacy on behalf of Florida hospitals at the state level on issues impacting community service and patient care delivery, including work with Florida lawmakers and the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration.

3Federal Advocacy
CategoryAdvocacy
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Federal-level advocacy addressing hospital quality of care, patient access, financing, and healthcare reform through collaboration with Congress, CMS, and federal health agencies, in partnership with the American Hospital Association.

4Education & Events
CategoryEducation and Events
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Conferences, workshops, webinars, and professional development opportunities offered through the Florida Hospital Association Research and Education Foundation since 1964, including the FHA Annual Meeting (the largest healthcare meeting in Florida).

5Reports & Resources
CategoryResearch and Publications
Description

Access to reports and resources on Florida hospital trends and healthcare issues, including the Annual Report, Florida Workforce Report, Florida Nurse Workforce Projections, and the Economic Impact Report.

6FHA Political Committee (FHAPC)
CategoryPolitical Action
Description

Voluntary, non-profit, non-partisan political action organization that organizes political action on behalf of Florida's hospitals and supports candidates advocating for healthcare delivery at the state and federal levels.

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Partnership11 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-07-01
Description

CRISP Shared Services was selected by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration as the data exchange technology platform for the Florida Health Information Exchange. The expansion will add nearly 5% more hospital bed coverage (approximately 3,500 additional beds) and a nearly 200% increase in skilled nursing facilities participating with the network.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-16
Description

VITAS Healthcare partnered with the Florida Hospital Association for a joint webinar focused on strengthening advance care planning conversations across Florida's healthcare system, held on National Healthcare Decisions Day (April 16).

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-16
Description

Joint webinar partnership with VITAS Healthcare on advance care planning across Florida's healthcare system, offering CME/CE credits for healthcare professionals.

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FHA partners with the American Hospital Association to strengthen the voice of Florida's hospitals at the federal level. FHA also works with AHA Political Action Committee (AHAPAC) to support federal campaigns, with donor clubs recognizing contributors.

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Description

The state agency that selected CRISP Shared Services for the Florida HIE and works with FHA on healthcare policy. FHA provided over 60 pages of data and recommendations to assist the agency in developing its application for federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

FHA advocated successfully for $49 billion healthcare investment in the 2026-2027 state fiscal budget supporting healthcare workforce development, rural health initiatives, and Medicaid, KidCare, and PACE expansion programs.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

FHA successfully advocated for reviving the Rural Hospital Capital Improvement Program which received $10 million in 2023 and recurring funding in 2024 to support rural hospital modernization. Federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program has allocated $209 million to Florida.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Economists at University of Florida-IFAS produced the 2023 Economic Impact Report documenting hospitals' economic contributions to Florida's economy, released by FHA.

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Description

Partnership through Lee Health's Family Medicine Residency Program which operates in partnership with Florida State University College of Medicine under Dr. Alfred Gitu's leadership.

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Description

FHA supported the creation of the Prepping Institutions, Programs, Employers, and Learners through Incentives for Nursing Education (PIPELINE) program with $100 million funding and the Linking Industry to Nursing Education (LINE) fund with $25 million for nursing education institutions.

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Description

FHA supported the Hometown Heroes Housing Program providing over $65 million to nearly 4,500 qualifying individuals for down payments and closing costs for home purchases, with nurses as the second highest group of beneficiaries.

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TypeDirect peer
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New York's statewide hospital and healthcare association offering advocacy, education, and member services. Directly comparable as a state hospital association serving member institutions.

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The national hospital trade association that FHA partners with for federal advocacy. AHA represents hospitals nationwide and shares FHA's core mission of advocacy, education, and policy representation for hospital members.

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Ohio's state hospital association representing member hospitals through advocacy, education, and policy work. Matches FHA's operating model of state-level hospital association services.

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California's statewide hospital trade association providing advocacy, education, and representation to member hospitals. Operates with the same association model as FHA at the state level.

TypeDirect peer
Description

State hospital association for Texas with a similar structure of state-level advocacy, education, and member services. Comparable in membership model and policy advocacy focus to FHA.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Georgia's statewide hospital trade association serving member hospitals through advocacy, education, and workforce development. Structurally and operationally comparable to FHA.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Illinois's statewide hospital and health system association, providing advocacy and education to member hospitals. Comparable in mission, member structure, and advocacy focus to FHA.

TypeRegional player
Description

Florida's statewide physician association, operating in the same state as FHA with overlapping healthcare policy interests. Distinct from FHA as it represents physicians rather than hospitals, but is a natural stakeholder partner/peer in Florida healthcare policy.

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Description

North Carolina's statewide hospital and healthcare association providing advocacy, education, and quality improvement to members. Closely comparable to FHA in scope and member services.

TypeRegional player
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Florida-specific alliance of safety net hospitals. Operates in the same state as FHA with overlapping but narrower membership focus on safety net institutions, providing a parallel advocacy voice in Florida.

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Florida Hospital Association

Hospital Association Servicesfha.org

The Florida Hospital Association is a non-profit membership association founded in 1927 that advocates for and educates over 200 Florida hospitals and health care systems on state and federal policy, workforce, and healthcare quality issues from its Tallahassee headquarters.

What Florida Hospital Association does

The Florida Hospital Association (FHA) is a private non-profit membership association founded in 1927 and headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida, representing over 200 hospitals and health care systems across the state. FHA is led by President and CEO Mary C. Mayhew and governed by a Board of Trustees elected by its member institutions. Its core function is to serve as the unified voice for Florida hospitals, providing advocacy at state and federal levels, education through the FHA Research and Education Foundation (established 1964), workforce development, and policy research on issues ranging from Medicaid reimbursement to rural hospital sustainability and disaster preparedness.

FHA's primary revenue stream is annual membership dues from its 200+ hospital and health care system members (representing the overwhelming majority of Florida's 321 hospitals), supplemented by event sponsorship revenue from the FHA Annual Meeting (the largest healthcare meeting in Florida) and voluntary political committee contributions collected through the Florida Hospital Association Political Committee (FHAPC). Member segments are concentrated in Florida-based hospital and health care systems; ancillary stakeholders include the Florida Legislature and state agencies such as the Agency for Health Care Administration, federal Congress and agencies, and Florida Medicaid enrollees.

FHA supports state-level healthcare data infrastructure through advocacy for the Florida Health Information Exchange (HIE) operated on the CRISP Shared Services platform, which expanded statewide to add approximately 3,500 additional hospital beds and roughly double skilled nursing facility participation. Quantifiable advocacy outcomes include $209 million in federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding for FY 2026, $49 billion in state healthcare investment for 2026-2027, $125 million in nursing education funding (PIPELINE and LINE programs), and a 38% decrease in nurse vacancy rate between 2022 and 2023.

Florida Hospital Association firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Florida Hospital Association
Legal name
Florida Hospital Association
Website
https://fha.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1927
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
The Florida Hospital Association is a non-profit membership association founded in 1927 that advocates for and educates over 200 Florida hospitals and health care systems on state and federal policy, workforce, and healthcare quality issues from its Tallahassee headquarters.
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Florida Hospital Association industry classification

Industry
Product category
Hospital Association Services
NAICS
Business Associations (813910)
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Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
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State/Provincial Health Department & Public Health Administration (BPAIABAH)
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Health Research Funding Agencies (Public/Quasi-Public) (HLAJALAB)

Keywords

  • Hospital association services
  • Healthcare advocacy
  • Medical workforce development
  • Healthcare policy lobbying
  • Hospital membership services

Where Florida Hospital Association is headquartered

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Tallahassee
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United States
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North America

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Florida Hospital Association business model

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Revenue model

  1. Hospital Membership Dues: The Florida Hospital Association represents over 200 hospitals and health care systems as members. Revenue is generated through membership dues and fees from member hospitals and health care systems that join the association for advocacy, representation, education, and informational services.
  2. Event Sponsorships: FHA generates revenue through event sponsorships including exhibit space, marketing and advertisement, digital and onsite recognition, and direct interaction with FHA members. The largest healthcare meeting in Florida is the FHA Annual Meeting.
  3. Political Committee Contributions: The Florida Hospital Association Political Committee (FHAPC) accepts voluntary contributions from members and eligible hospital personnel to support candidates advocating for Florida's hospitals and healthcare systems at state and federal levels.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualHospital and Health Care System Membership

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Florida Hospital Association product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Florida Hospital Association is a nonprofit membership association that represents more than 200 hospitals and health care systems across Florida. It sells hospital and health system memberships and delivers advocacy at the state and federal levels, professional education and conferences through its Research and Education Foundation, industry research and workforce reports, and political action support via the FHA Political Committee (FHAPC).

Product overview

The Florida Hospital Association is a healthcare industry association (not a technology product company) that provides membership services, advocacy, education, research, and political advocacy programs for its over 200 hospital and health care system members across Florida. Its core offerings include advocacy services at state and federal levels, education and events through its Research and Education Foundation, industry reports and workforce data, and political committee activities. The association does not offer software products, APIs, or AI-powered technology solutions.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Florida Hospital Association Membership Membership program representing over 200 hospitals and health care systems in Florida, providing advocacy, representation, and informational services to support members in delivering high-quality patient care.
  • State Advocacy Services Proactive advocacy on behalf of Florida hospitals at the state level on issues impacting community service and patient care delivery, including work with Florida lawmakers and the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration.
  • Federal Advocacy Federal-level advocacy addressing hospital quality of care, patient access, financing, and healthcare reform through collaboration with Congress, CMS, and federal health agencies, in partnership with the American Hospital Association.
  • Education & Events Conferences, workshops, webinars, and professional development opportunities offered through the Florida Hospital Association Research and Education Foundation since 1964, including the FHA Annual Meeting (the largest healthcare meeting in Florida).
  • Reports & Resources Access to reports and resources on Florida hospital trends and healthcare issues, including the Annual Report, Florida Workforce Report, Florida Nurse Workforce Projections, and the Economic Impact Report.
  • FHA Political Committee (FHAPC) Voluntary, non-profit, non-partisan political action organization that organizes political action on behalf of Florida's hospitals and supports candidates advocating for healthcare delivery at the state and federal levels.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Secured $209 million in federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding for Florida
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Florida Hospital Association

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Named customers5 records

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Florida Hospital Association technology and API

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Florida Hospital Association partnerships and signals

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Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • CRISP Shared Services (CSS)coreTechnology or Integration · 1 July 2026CRISP Shared Services was selected by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration as the data exchange technology platform for the Florida Health Information Exchange. The expansion will add nearly 5% more hospital bed coverage (approximately 3,500 additional beds) and a nearly 200% increase in skilled nursing facilities participating with the network.
  • VITAS HealthcareminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 16 April 2026VITAS Healthcare partnered with the Florida Hospital Association for a joint webinar focused on strengthening advance care planning conversations across Florida's healthcare system, held on National Healthcare Decisions Day (April 16).
  • VITAS HealthcareminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 16 April 2026Joint webinar partnership with VITAS Healthcare on advance care planning across Florida's healthcare system, offering CME/CE credits for healthcare professionals.
  • American Hospital Association (AHA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFHA partners with the American Hospital Association to strengthen the voice of Florida's hospitals at the federal level. FHA also works with AHA Political Action Committee (AHAPAC) to support federal campaigns, with donor clubs recognizing contributors.
  • Florida Agency for Health Care AdministrationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe state agency that selected CRISP Shared Services for the Florida HIE and works with FHA on healthcare policy. FHA provided over 60 pages of data and recommendations to assist the agency in developing its application for federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding.
  • Florida LegislaturecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFHA advocated successfully for $49 billion healthcare investment in the 2026-2027 state fiscal budget supporting healthcare workforce development, rural health initiatives, and Medicaid, KidCare, and PACE expansion programs.
  • Rural Hospital Capital Improvement ProgramcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFHA successfully advocated for reviving the Rural Hospital Capital Improvement Program which received $10 million in 2023 and recurring funding in 2024 to support rural hospital modernization. Federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program has allocated $209 million to Florida.
  • University of Florida-IFASminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerEconomists at University of Florida-IFAS produced the 2023 Economic Impact Report documenting hospitals' economic contributions to Florida's economy, released by FHA.
  • Florida State University College of MedicineminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership through Lee Health's Family Medicine Residency Program which operates in partnership with Florida State University College of Medicine under Dr. Alfred Gitu's leadership.
  • PIPELINE and LINE ProgramscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFHA supported the creation of the Prepping Institutions, Programs, Employers, and Learners through Incentives for Nursing Education (PIPELINE) program with $100 million funding and the Linking Industry to Nursing Education (LINE) fund with $25 million for nursing education institutions.
  • Hometown Heroes Housing ProgramminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerFHA supported the Hometown Heroes Housing Program providing over $65 million to nearly 4,500 qualifying individuals for down payments and closing costs for home purchases, with nurses as the second highest group of beneficiaries.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Florida Hospital Association competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Healthcare Association of New York State: New York's statewide hospital and healthcare association offering advocacy, education, and member services. Directly comparable as a state hospital association serving member institutions.
  • American Hospital Association: The national hospital trade association that FHA partners with for federal advocacy. AHA represents hospitals nationwide and shares FHA's core mission of advocacy, education, and policy representation for hospital members.
  • Ohio Hospital Association: Ohio's state hospital association representing member hospitals through advocacy, education, and policy work. Matches FHA's operating model of state-level hospital association services.
  • California Hospital Association: California's statewide hospital trade association providing advocacy, education, and representation to member hospitals. Operates with the same association model as FHA at the state level.
  • Texas Hospital Association: State hospital association for Texas with a similar structure of state-level advocacy, education, and member services. Comparable in membership model and policy advocacy focus to FHA.
  • Georgia Hospital Association: Georgia's statewide hospital trade association serving member hospitals through advocacy, education, and workforce development. Structurally and operationally comparable to FHA.
  • Illinois Health and Hospital Association: Illinois's statewide hospital and health system association, providing advocacy and education to member hospitals. Comparable in mission, member structure, and advocacy focus to FHA.
  • North Carolina Healthcare Association: North Carolina's statewide hospital and healthcare association providing advocacy, education, and quality improvement to members. Closely comparable to FHA in scope and member services.

Regional players

  • Florida Medical Association: Florida's statewide physician association, operating in the same state as FHA with overlapping healthcare policy interests. Distinct from FHA as it represents physicians rather than hospitals, but is a natural stakeholder partner/peer in Florida healthcare policy.
  • Safety Net Hospital Alliance of Florida: Florida-specific alliance of safety net hospitals. Operates in the same state as FHA with overlapping but narrower membership focus on safety net institutions, providing a parallel advocacy voice in Florida.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles5 records

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Florida Hospital Association M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Florida Hospital Association

What does Florida Hospital Association do?

The Florida Hospital Association is a nonprofit membership association that represents more than 200 hospitals and health care systems across Florida. It sells hospital and health system memberships and delivers advocacy at the state and federal levels, professional education and conferences through its Research and Education Foundation, industry research and workforce reports, and political action support via the FHA Political Committee (FHAPC).

Is Florida Hospital Association a public or private company?

Florida Hospital Association is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Florida Hospital Association founded?

Florida Hospital Association was founded in 1927. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Florida Hospital Association based?

Florida Hospital Association is headquartered in Tallahassee, United States, in the North America region.

How does Florida Hospital Association make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Hospital Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are event Sponsorships and political Committee Contributions.

Who are Florida Hospital Association's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Healthcare Association of New York State, American Hospital Association, Ohio Hospital Association, California Hospital Association, Texas Hospital Association, Georgia Hospital Association, Illinois Health and Hospital Association and North Carolina Healthcare Association. Regional players are Florida Medical Association and Safety Net Hospital Alliance of Florida.

Does Florida Hospital Association have an API?

No public API is recorded for Florida Hospital Association.

What industry is Florida Hospital Association in?

Florida Hospital Association's product category is Hospital Association Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIABAH, State/Provincial Health Department & Public Health Administration, with a secondary code of HLAJALAB, Health Research Funding Agencies (Public/Quasi-Public). Its NAICS code is 813910 and its SIC code is 8600.

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Aaron Bean and working with the Florida Hospital Association, urged the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to approve and renew critical Medicaid funding for graduate medical education (GME) programs that train over 7,000 medical residents statewide. Florida has been disadvantaged for decades by an outdated Medicare funding formula that favors established programs in states like Massachusetts and New York, while the state's population has grown by nine million people without corresponding federal physician training support. Florida projects a physician shortage of 32,000 by 2038, with over 60% of medical residents staying to practice where they complete their training.Florida Hospital News and Healthcare ReportInvesting in Health Outside the HospitalThe Florida Hospital Association released an op-ed arguing that Florida's nonprofit hospitals invested $5.7 billion in community benefit programs last year, including charity care, mental health services, and initiatives addressing social determinants of health. The association warned that proposed federal legislation H.R. 9504, which advanced through the Ways & Means Committee in July, could impose additional compliance costs that would undermine hospitals' ability to fund these community programs. FHA-member hospitals also absorbed $4.6 billion in costs associated with caring for the 2.6 million uninsured Floridians and 4.4 million Medicaid-covered residents.AxiosReport: Hospitals could lose millions if Florida's property tax overhaul passesFlorida hospitals could lose millions annually if voters approve a property tax overhaul, with the Florida Hospital Association estimating a 32% drop in tax revenue. Children's councils could face shortfalls of $3 million to $33 million, and Medicaid-dependent services could be cut as federal funding cuts loom.BeckershospitalreviewUninsured gunshot patients discharged days sooner in Florida: ReportKFF Health News and The Trace analyzed Florida hospital billing data from 2018 to 2024 and found that uninsured patients hospitalized for gunshot wounds were discharged significantly faster than insured patients, averaging about six days compared to longer stays for privately insured and Medicaid patients. The analysis, covering 20,255 gunshot wound visits, found the disparity persisted across hospital types and even after adjusting for patient age and injury severity. The Florida Hospital Association disputed the findings, stating that discharge decisions are based on clinical readiness and patient safety, not insurance status.HcinnovationgroupFlorida's HIE Expansion Aims to End Fragmented Patient InformationThe Florida Agency for Health Care Administration has selected nonprofit CRISP Shared Services (CSS) as the data exchange technology platform for the Florida Health Information Exchange, with the new network launching July 1. The expansion will add nearly 5 percent more hospital bed coverage representing approximately 3,500 additional beds and a nearly 200 percent increase in skilled nursing facilities participating with the network. Healthcare leaders including Florida Hospital Association President Mary C. Mayhew expressed optimism that the HIE will improve care coordination by providing clinicians real-time access to comprehensive clinical information, addressing fragmentation especially for aging populations and rural health services.Florida PoliticsFlorida Hospital Association welcomes legislative funding for healthcare accessThe Florida Hospital Association (FHA) is commending Florida state legislators for allocating $49 billion for healthcare services in the 2026-2027 fiscal budget. The funding will support healthcare workforce development, rural health initiatives, and programs including Medicaid, KidCare, and PACE expansion across the state. The FHA says the investment will improve healthcare access for rural communities and vulnerable families.PR NewswireVITAS® Healthcare Hosts CME/CE Webinar With Florida Hospital Association on Advance Care PlanningVITAS Healthcare is hosting a joint educational webinar with the Florida Hospital Association on April 16, 2026, focused on strengthening advance care planning conversations across Florida's healthcare settings. The live virtual event offers 1.5 CME/CE credits for eligible healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, and social workers. The webinar aims to help clinicians integrate advance care planning into routine practice and improve documentation of patient preferences across outpatient, inpatient, emergency, and hospice settings.Florida Hospital News and Healthcare ReportPlanting the Seeds for Thriving Rural Health CareThe Florida Hospital Association advocated successfully for reviving the Rural Hospital Capital Improvement Program, which received $10 million in 2023 and recurring funding in 2024 to support rural hospital modernization. Federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program has allocated $209 million to Florida this year as part of a $50 billion, five-year national investment in rural healthcare. The state is also considering a $145 million Rural Renaissance legislative package that would increase Medicaid reimbursement for critical access hospitals and expand healthcare resources.Florida Hospital News and Healthcare ReportThe Florida Hospital Association Celebrates $209 Million in Federal Funding to Transform Health Care in Florida’s Rural CommunitiesThe Florida Hospital Association celebrated $209 million in federal funding awarded to Florida for FY 2026 through the Rural Health Transformation Program, representing the single largest federal investment in rural health care in the state. The funding is part of a five-year, $50 billion national program created under the One Big Beautiful Bill, and will focus on improving access to care, strengthening the health care workforce, and advancing health care innovation in rural communities. The FHA had advocated for the funding and provided over 60 pages of data and recommendations to assist the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration in developing its application.