At The Association for Responsible Healthcare Investment, we champion the role of responsible private capital investment in enhancing healthcare accessibility, quality, and innovation. Our mission is to foster a nuanced and evidence-based dialogue around the impact of these investments on communities nationwide.
Who We Are
At The Association for Responsible Healthcare Investment we believe private capital plays a crucial role in enhancing healthcare access and innovation. By investing in healthcare, we drive advancements that benefit communities. Our commitment is to ensure that every investment adheres to critical standards and fosters positive change in the healthcare landscape.
Provides needed funds to discover and commercialize new treatments and technologies to improve the health of Americans.
Invests in healthcare systems to ensure the continued delivery of affordable, accessible, and sustainable health services in local communities.
Builds medical practices that streamline requirements so healthcare professionals can focus on patients and operate independently from conglomerates.
What We Are Doing
The Association for Responsible Healthcare Investment is committed to expanding access to healthcare services across diverse communities. By investing in innovative solutions, we aim to bridge the gap in care availability. Our focus is on fostering a healthier future for all.
Our investments grant more opportunities for individuals of all income levels to receive life-changing care and promote healthier long-term lifestyle choices.
Through private capital’s continued investment, we are developing cutting-edge technologies that will greatly improve patient outcomes.
Private capital investment is critical to chart positive healthcare outcomes across rural and urban communities of all sizes. These investments ensure equitable access to healthcare for all individuals within varied localities.
News
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Oregon is facing a deepening health care crisis. A crisis marked by hospital closures, physician shortages and vast rural areas with little to no access to care. The state’s health care infrastructure is seeing the result of underinvestment, rising costs and a shortage of providers.
America’s healthcare infrastructure is being put to the test. Too many underserved communities across the country continue to face barriers to accessing quality care, and rural communities are having to grapple with a devastating rise in hospital closures.
Pennsylvanians have a health care access problem. The state has lost 26 hospitals in the past five years – most recently, Crozer Health – leaving many rural and underserved communities scrambling for answers to meet demand.