Bio-Electronics, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Nebraska Hospital Association, provides medical equipment service to hospitals and health care facilities in Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas, South Dakota and Iowa.

The primary mission of Bio-Electronics is to provide maintenance and management support of medical equipment for health care providers. Since its establishment in 1976, Bio-Electronics has been a leader in its field by meeting the demand of cost-effective maintenance services in advanced medical modalities. Bio-Electronics' areas of expertise include radiology systems, laboratory equipment, physiological monitors, lasers, respiratory therapy and cardiac rehabilitation equipment.

NHA Services, Inc. is a subsidiary organization of the Nebraska Hospital Association (NHA). Designed to reduce health care expenses, NHA Services is a collaboration among the NHA, NHA member hospitals and other Nebraska health care organizations and providers.

NHA Services helps providers find cost-effective, appropriate solutions to their operational challenges. Using “NHA Services Preferred Business Partner” provides direct financial support to all NHA programs. The more we share, the more we succeed.

The mission of the NHA Research and Educational Foundation is to provide educational opportunities that enable NHA members to be up-to-date and responsive to health care challenges and reforms. The Foundation is committed to providing the highest-quality, cost-effective and readily accessible health care education. The goal of the Foundation is to assist you and your facility to meet the workforce and continuing education challenges of your facility, keep you informed about the latest issues and trends in the industry, and help you anticipate and prepare for the ever-changing health care industry.  The purpose of the Foundation is:

• To provide quality onsite educational programs and a wide variety of other services such as web-based programs, webinars, training products and publications to assist health care providers in meeting state and federal regulations,
• To maintain an excellent grasp on current health care issues and be adept at anticipating education needs.
• To identify partners in education who offer the content, expertise and communication skills necessary to teach professional adults in an effective manner.
• To offer scholarships designated for students interested in health care careers. These scholarships support future leaders in their efforts to earn a high-quality education.

Click here to view the many educational resources offered. For more information, contact Brian Noonan, Senior Director of Communications and Education via email or at (402) 742-8151.