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Takeda and Boston Medical Center Partner to Cut Health Care Emissions

Takeda and Boston Medical Center (BMC) have launched a strategic partnership aimed at developing innovative solutions to reduce hard-to-abate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions within the health care sector.

How Hospital Food Can Fuel Sustainability Efforts

Learn how hospitals are embracing plant-based menus to offer healthful meal options and reduce carbon emissions.

4 Ways to Drive Transformational Change in Sustainability

The recently released AHA-American Society for Health Care Engineering’s Health Care Leader’s Guide to Sustainability and Decarbonization spells out the sustainability challenge facing the field.

How to Optimize Sustainability Performance

A new AHA Leadership Scan episode will explore how some hospitals and health systems have developed more resilient and proactive approaches to identifying, vetting and purchasing sustainable products.

Has the Time Come for a Medical Waste Audit at Your Organization?

Integrating sustainability into all aspects of a hospital’s mission takes focused commitment across the organization, as Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) leaders can attest. Two years ago, MGH launched its Center for the Environment and Health.

4 Takeaways from Aspen Ideas: Health Conference

More than 1,000 health care leaders and change-makers convened last week at Aspen Ideas: Health. An AHA panel discussion, “Deliver Care Anywhere: Rewriting the Site of Care Playbook,” explored how health systems are pairing their expertise in care delivery with consumer-oriented practices.

These 4 Trends Could Reshape Health Care This Year

Even as signs indicate that inflation is slowing, a recent consumer survey conducted by Deloitte indicates that 28% of Americans, or roughly 72 million adults, feel less prepared to pay for medical costs than they did last year.