A Message from President & CEO Caylee Noggle

Georgia's hospitals are the foundation of healthy, thriving communities. They provide lifesaving care, serve as trusted community partners, and strengthen local economies in every corner of our state. At the Georgia Hospital Association (GHA), we are honored to stand alongside nearly every hospital and health system in Georgia as we work together to improve the health and well-being of all Georgians.

As President and CEO, I am incredibly proud to lead an organization driven by a clear purpose:

"The Georgia Hospital Association will shape a healthier Georgia by serving as the leading advocate and supporter for all Georgia hospitals and health systems."

That guiding statement reflects not only who we are, but how we serve. Every day, GHA advocates for policies that strengthen healthcare delivery, protect access to care, expand behavioral health services, support rural hospitals, advance meaningful healthcare liability reform, and build the workforce our communities need today and for generations to come.

Behind every hospital are dedicated physicians, nurses, caregivers, executives, and team members who work around the clock to care for patients and families. They are the heart of Georgia's healthcare system, and it is our privilege to champion their work. We do this by bringing leaders together to address the industry's most pressing challenges, advocating for thoughtful public policy, delivering timely education and resources, and ensuring our members have the information and support they need to succeed.

While healthcare continues to evolve, one thing remains constant: our commitment to Georgia's hospitals and the communities they serve. Together, we will continue shaping a healthier Georgia by ensuring every hospital has the opportunity to deliver exceptional care, strengthen its community, and improve lives.

Thank you for visiting our website and for your interest in the important work of Georgia's hospitals and health systems.

Sincerely,

Caylee Noggle
President & CEO
Georgia Hospital Association

Caylee Noggle Short Biography

Caylee Noggle serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Georgia Hospital Association (GHA), where she leads the organization's efforts to shape a healthier Georgia by serving as the leading advocate and supporter for the state's hospitals and health systems. Working on behalf of nearly every hospital in Georgia, she collaborates with healthcare leaders, policymakers, and community partners to advance policies that strengthen access to high-quality care, improve health outcomes, and ensure a sustainable healthcare system for all Georgians.

Under Noggle's leadership, GHA has sharpened its strategic focus on protecting access to care, expanding behavioral health services, strengthening rural healthcare, advancing meaningful healthcare liability reform, preserving and enhancing Medicaid supplemental funding, and building the healthcare workforce needed to meet Georgia's growing demands.

Prior to joining GHA, Noggle served as Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Community Health, where she oversaw one of the state's largest and most complex agencies, including Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids®, and the State Health Benefit Plan. She has also held numerous executive and senior leadership roles with broad operational and policy responsibilities across state government, including as the President of the Georgia Student Finance Commission, within the Office of the Governor, and in the Office of Planning and Budget.  

Noggle serves on the Board of Directors of the Georgia Lottery Corporation and is a graduate of Leadership Georgia. She has been recognized with the Georgia Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators' Outstanding Service to Students Award, NASPA's Graduate and Professional Student Award, and Millikin University's Alumni Merit Award.

Noggle earned a master's degree in College Student Affairs from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and a bachelor's degree from Millikin University. She and her family live in metro Atlanta.