Where do you fit? / Advocacy organizations and professional societies
As nonprofits, we're stronger working together. We serve the same patients, so AHIS amplifies the organizations already doing the work. Partnering starts with a single post, whether you're a patient advocacy organization or a professional society.
What's happening
Choose a care area to see the moments you can amplify, what's changed in care, and where AHIS is working.
What AHIS does for you
Your support line, guides and programs, featured and credited on our campaign sites and in Advocacy Ahead, so patients reach your services sooner.
Your experts and educators on AHIS webinars and panels, and community events and health fairs we co-host, with your organization leading.
We connect your programs with the health systems and employers in our network.
Partner with AHIS
At least one AHIS post, by social media or newsletter, during your awareness moment or ours. In return, we add your moment to our calendar and Advocacy Ahead, credited and linked to you.
Partnering is free. Your organization is named only after you approve how it appears, and neither of us endorses products.
Where to start
Membership
Patient advocacy and community organizations
Members contribute to initiatives, take part in Implementation Support Programs and help shape what AHIS takes on. Membership is complimentary for patient advocacy and community-based organizations. Professional societies join at $2,500 a year.
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No. Partnering and being featured are free for everyone. Membership is complimentary for patient advocacy and community-based organizations; professional societies join at $2,500 a year.
No. Companies and industry trade associations* can sponsor AHIS campaigns, but their materials aren't featured on awareness sites, even as members.
* Trade associations are nonprofits whose members are companies, such as associations of drug, device or insurance companies. Professional societies, whose members are clinicians or patients, can be featured.
Yes. Your materials are credited to your organization and linked back to you.
No. Sponsors fund reach and content, never content decisions or conclusions. Participation by sponsors, members or partners does not imply AHIS endorsement or preferential treatment.
Partnering starts with a single post. Membership is free for patient advocacy and community-based organizations.