Recognition
Becker’s Hospital Review named Kahn one of the top 10 most powerful people to know in healthcare and he is one of only 8 people who have appeared every year on what now is known as Modern Healthcare magazine’s annual “100 Most Influential People in Healthcare” list, since its inception. The Hill newspaper has listed Kahn as one of Washington, D.C.’s top lobbyists for 12 consecutive years and wrote that Kahn “has influenced healthcare policy and politics in Washington more than all but a handful of others".
In a 2009 article about health reform, Time listed Kahn as the only hospital industry representative on its "Who Will Decide: 14 players to watch" list. In 2001, Tulane University's School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine awarded Kahn its "Champion of Public Health Award,” and Tulane University's Department of Health Systems Management recognized him as one of its "most important alumni."
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