Where do you fit? / Sponsors
Sponsor an awareness campaign that reaches patients and the people who care for and cover them, or an Implementation Support Program that measures what works and scales it. Every sponsor follows the same independence standards.
Sponsor a campaign or an ISPWhat AHIS does for you
Campaigns and the awareness sites within them, with speakers and content selected by AHIS. Featured clinicians and speakers disclose relevant relationships.
Implementation Support Programs report reach, outcomes and barriers under a defined protocol.
Sponsors are named publicly. Sponsors fund the work, never its conclusions.
Two ways to sponsor
Campaigns can be sponsored; the events and publications within a campaign are promoted, not sponsored separately. Both follow the same independence standards. Sponsors are disclosed, and never direct content, conclusions or care decisions. Sponsors may help identify implementation challenges, populations or outcomes of interest. Design, governance and evaluation stay independent.
Help patients keep up with what's changing in care.
Find what works and scale it rapidly, under a defined protocol.
Shape the agenda
Sponsors may help identify implementation challenges, populations or outcomes of interest. Design, governance and evaluation stay independent.
Open opportunities
Advocacy Ahead and Access Review are produced by AHIS independently and are not sponsored.
Membership
Industry members
Members contribute to initiatives, take part in Implementation Support Programs and help shape what AHIS takes on. Rates are based on organization size. Sponsorship and membership are separate.
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Life sciences companies, health plans, foundations and employers. Every sponsor follows the same standards.
No. Sponsors fund reach and content, or a defined protocol. Sponsors may help identify implementation challenges, populations or outcomes of interest. Design, governance and evaluation stay independent. They never direct content, speakers, conclusions or care decisions. Participation by sponsors, members or partners does not imply AHIS endorsement or preferential treatment.
A program dashboard, barrier analysis and a comprehensive impact report, with recommendations for scale. Sponsors receive aggregate, de-identified results only, and impact reports are shared publicly.
Tell us the care gap or campaign you want to support.