The Most Credible and Consistent Data about the Nation's Hospitals
Spot opportunities, gain insights based on an unparalleled view of more than 1,300 hospital data points.
AHA Data Solutions
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AHA Annual
Survey Database™
AHA Data represents information that is directly provided by over 6,200 hospitals and 400 health care systems. Our data covers an array of data points, including demographics, operations, service line, staffing, CEO/President, expenses, physician organization structures, beds, utilization, population health, and more.
AHA
DataQuery™
Tapping into the most credible, consistent and accurate information about the nation’s hospitals has never been easier. Ask sophisticated questions, easily build reports and gain insights from American Hospital Association data and an expanded offering of publically available datasets with just a few keystrokes.
AHA
IT Database
This annual survey conducted in collaboration with the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) gathers data that informs policymakers, providers, researches and vendors on health IT adoption, tools and trends.
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Vitality Index™
Are you seeing the whole picture? Uncover how often your organization's payment claims are denied, determine if those denial rates vary by payer or service line, and compare your organization's metrics to other providers and peer groups.
AHA Data: Unmatched in Enabling Impactful Health Care Research
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“AHA Data is the only data source solely focused on hospital and health system characteristics. This comprehensive dataset is updated annually ensuring its relevance and accuracy. As a researcher, having access to this data, which is both credible and comprehensive, makes it easy to ask questions and leverage. I would encourage anyone delving into the intricacies of system or hospital characteristics to utilize AHA Data.”
- Snigdha Jain, MD, MHS
Yale School of Medicine