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2024 Rural Advocacy Days
September 16 @ 4:30 pm - September 18 @ 2:00 pm
Join WSHA in DC to Advocate for Rural Hospitals!
September 16-18 | Washington D.C.
Please Click Here to RSVP by September 9th.
Contact Michell Magana, michellm@wsha.org if you have any questions.
Agenda Outline
We kick off the event on Monday, September 16 with a group dinner hosted by WSHA. On Tuesday, WSHA provides a briefing in partnership with the American Hospital Association to bring you up to speed on the federal issues facing rural hospitals. We will schedule visits with your Senators and Representatives for the afternoon on Tuesday and then come back together as a group to enjoy another social outing that evening. Wednesday will consist of more Congressional appointments. We recommend that you fly home Wednesday evening.
Hyatt Place Washington DC National Mall
400 E Street SW, Washington DC, 20024
Lodging
To reserve hotel rooms, please visit the link below or call 1-888-492-8847 before August 16th.
Centrally Located National Mall Hotel in Washington DC | Hyatt Place Washington DC / National Mall
Group Code: G-WSH4
If you need any assistance, please reach out to Hyatt’s Sales Manager, Natrua Freeman, (202) 795-2918, natrua.freeman@hyatt.com
We are very grateful to have the sponsorship support of Physicians Insurance. A Washington-founded organization, Physicians Insurance provides solutions to hospitals and facilities to manage risk and improve healthcare quality and patient safety. We thank them for helping us make this trip such a valuable experience for our members.
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