This toolkit provides helpful information and resources for providers to implement the federal “No Surprises Act” and understand its interaction with New Jersey’s “Out-of-Network Consumer Protection, Transparency, Cost Containment and Accountability Act.” 

This toolkit provides an overview and resource links for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ Framework for Health Equity 2022-2023. The resource is designed to help providers achieve greater health equity, defined by CMS as the "highest level of health for all people, where everyone has a fair and just opportunity to attain their optimal health."

This toolkit is designed to guide the user to resources provided by The Joint Commission to assess organizational compliance with the new 2023 health equity standards, and to access relevant resources that may be useful for implementation to meet current gaps.

NJHA’s Monkeypox Toolkit provides information and links to state and federal guidance on recognizing monkeypox, handling identified cases and preventing further infections. It also provides detail on testing, the state’s monkeypox vaccination plan and communicating to community members about monkeypox.

This toolkit has been developed by NJHA and its members, for the sole use of NJHA and its members. It is intended to provide NJHA members with awareness and resources to comply with new legal requirements and their operational impacts, as New Jersey, other states, and the federal government continue to take action related to reproductive healthcare services.

New Jersey’s Health Care Heroes Violence Prevention Act strengthens the penalties for violence and threats of violence against healthcare workers and sends a strong message that violence against healthcare workers is unacceptable and must stop. This toolkit provides resources to raise awareness of the new law and meet notice requirements in supporting our healthcare teams.

The VaPE (Verifying a Potential Exposure) toolkit provides guidance for the provider community to identify e-cigarette or vaping use and build a foundation of reliable data to gauge this public health threat in our communities.

Housing is a key component of social determinants of health. NJHA and the Corporation for Supportive Housing have collaborated to create a toolkit for healthcare organizations to build their own supportive housing programs.

New Jersey's Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) for the Terminally Ill Act will go into effect Aug. 1, 2019. NJHA has developed an implementation toolkit designed to assist providers and consumers with understanding the new law.

This toolkit provides helpful information and resources for providers to implement New Jersey’s “Out-of-Network Consumer Protection, Transparency, Cost Containment and Accountability Act,” which takes effect Aug. 29, 2018.

NJHA’s Patient Financial Resources Toolkit provides tools to assist members in the need for greater transparency and understanding of hospital pricing, billing, insurance networks and other areas that are often perplexing to healthcare consumers.

Implementing a palliative care program helps to prevent and relieve suffering and supports the best possible quality of life for patients and their families through communication, shared decision making, holistic care and continuity of care.