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APRIL 7, 2008
MA Health Council's "The Road to Affordability: Models to Control
Health Care Costs and Improve Quality"
Health & Human Service Secretary Dr. JudyAnn Bigby, CMS Regional Administrator Dr. Charlotte Yeh,
and MHC Executive Director Susan Servais
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OCTOBER 15, 2007
MA Health Council's Annual Award Dinner MHC Executive Director Susan Servais with Attorney General Martha Coakley.
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APRIL 12, 2006
MHC attends signing of Health Care Reform Bill
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OCTOBER 24, 2005
MA Health Council Award Dinner
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APRIL 4, 2005
Speaker of the House Salvatore DiMasi meets with MA Health Council Executive Committee |
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| MHC Executive Director Susan Servais with Mayor Thomas Menino at MHC Award Dinner |
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The Massachusetts Health Council's
Annual Meeting & Skills Training
Monday, June 23, 2008
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Marriott Copley Place
Utilizing Web and Internet Technology
to Maximize Communication:
How the heck do you conduct
Podcasts, Webinars, and more?
More Info & Registration
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Look who made Boston Magazine's Power 2008: Extended Power List … |
"It's quite an honor to be recognized by Boston Magazine especially in the company of
so many powerful people. This is timely validation of the Mass Health Council as we are going through a transformation that will make us even more influential
and effective. Stay tuned. We've only just begun." |
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Susan Servais,
Executive Director
Boston Magazine
honoree, 2008 |
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"Congratulations to our Executive Director, Susan Servais, for making the Boston Magazine "Most Powerful People" list. It is rewarding to be
recognized for making a difference in the lives of Massachusetts residents. The designation will serve to enhance our effectiveness by raising the MHC's profile among our key audiences and
constituencies and allow us to better serve you our members in our joint efforts to improve health status."
Marylou Buyse, MD, President, Massachusetts Health Council
President and CEO, Massachusetts Association of Health Plans"Susan is one of the Commonwealth's public health champions. Her leadership and
commitment to the health issues has helped to improve the lives of the people of Massachusetts."
Sen. Richard T. Moore, Senate Chairman of
the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing "The Massachusetts Health Council has always been recognized for framing exciting health policy
forums. Susan's creative tenure as Executive Director has enhanced that reputation of the Council. Her professionalism and enthusiasm in guiding the Council's programs are a model for
health improvement advocates everywhere."
Bert Yaffe, Chair, NECON
President, Erna Yaffe Foundation More ... |
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MODELS THAT SUCCEED
IN LOWERING HEALTH CARE
COSTS & IMPROVING QUALITY A HEALTH CARE FORUM
April 7, 2008
Westin-Waltham Hotel
Experts from around the country
discuss models that have worked to
change delivery systems, payment
systems, reduce errors thereby lowering
health care costs and improving quality!
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PROPER SCHOOL NUTRITION The
Massachusetts Health Council, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation and ninety other advocacy groups have been working hard to get Rep. Peter Koutoujian's
An Act to Promote Proper School Nutrition
(H. 4376) passed.Please help us by supporting this effort
to remove junk food from school
vending machines and snack bars.
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MA HEALTH REFORM
TURNS TWO ON APRIL 12 On April 12th, Massachusetts health reform reaches its second anniversary. While we continue working on implementation challenges, we recognize major
accomplishments to date.
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DISPARITIES REPORT
The Massachusetts Health Council
is proud to be a partner in the
publishing of the disparities report
by the MA State Commission to
Eliminate Health Disparities among
Racial and Ethnic Minorities.For a copy of the
MA State Disparities Report,
CLICK HERE
To view photos of this event,
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