GDAHA

The Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association (GDAHA) is a dynamic not-for-profit organization dedicated to ensuring high-quality healthcare in the Greater Dayton region. Established in 1936, GDAHA serves 29 member hospitals and health organizations across an eleven-county area, collectively impacting the local economy with an impressive $8.1 billion contribution and employing over 44,000 individuals. The association acts as a central resource for healthcare data and information, facilitating collaboration, advocacy, and innovation among its members.

GDAHA is committed to addressing community health needs through various initiatives, including the Human Trafficking Initiative, Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT), and health assessments. The organization emphasizes strong partnerships, collective advocacy efforts, and a focus on data-driven solutions to improve regional health outcomes. Guided by a diverse Board of Trustees and a dedicated staff, GDAHA is poised to be a catalyst for positive change in healthcare, fostering an environment where all individuals collectively strive for better health and well-being.