Health access is
operationalized locally.
AHIS Chapters serve as regional hubs that deploy
AHIS-governed initiatives in real-world care and community settings.
Our Chapter Model
AHIS operates through a network of regional chapters that enable localized deployment, engagement, and learning for AHIS-governed initiatives. Chapters do not operate independently; they execute within AHIS governance, frameworks, and priorities to ensure consistency, credibility, and shared learning across geographies.
Local Governance
Chapters are led by local clinicians, patient advocates, and community stakeholders who support implementation within their region under AHIS governance.
National Support
Each chapter is supported by AHIS national governance, implementation frameworks, and technology-enabled infrastructure to ensure rigor, consistency, and repeatability.
Direct Impact
Chapters deploy initiatives that address locally identified implementation gaps while contributing data and learning to AHIS-wide evidence generation.
How AHIS Chapters Work
Local Need Identified
Communities and clinicians surface real-world barriers to care delivery and implementation.
Initiative Co-Created
Initiatives are co-created with patients, clinicians, partners, and experts under AHIS governance.
AHIS Chapters enable localized execution of AHIS-governed initiatives by anchoring implementation science in real-world care and community contexts.
Implementation Deployed
Technology-enabled solutions are deployed in real-world care and community settings.
Impact Measured & Shared
Outcomes are measured and stewarded to inform decisions, improve care, and support responsible scale.
Memphis Mid-South
Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi
Focusing on maternal health and digital equity.
