The American Hospital Association and The John A. Hartford Foundation have announced a new award to recognize hospitals and health systems that are transforming care for adults 65 or older: the AHA Age-Friendly Healthcare Impact Award. Applications open Aug. 3 and are due Sept. 25. We invite you to support the AHA and JAHF in promoting this new award.

All U.S. hospitals and health systems that have at least two settings of care where the 4Ms — What Matters, Medication, Mentation and Mobility — are being delivered and have earned level 2 recognition as an “Age-Friendly Health System — Committed to Care Excellence” are eligible to apply for this award.

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National Recognition for Organizations Transforming Healthcare for Older Adults

The new AHA Age-Friendly Healthcare Impact Award, presented by the American Hospital Association and sponsored by The John A. Hartford Foundation, recognizes hospitals and health systems that are advancing excellence in care for adults 65 or older.

If your team has embedded the 4Ms — What Matters, Medication, Mentation and Mobility — across strategy, operations and daily practice, now is the time to showcase your impact. Earn national recognition for driving measurable improvements in quality, safety and health outcomes for older adults. Applications for the inaugural award are due Sept. 25. Visit aha.org/agefriendlyaward to learn more.

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