Free Admission to National Summit on Integrated Care 2020 Wed, Dec 9, 2020, 11:00 AM - Thu, Dec 10, 2020, 05:00 PM

[A Former User]

Hi Annette,

Thank you for reaching out. I applaud the push to ensure that patients are represented at the event as they are a huge part of this transition to integrated models of healthcare. As a result, we offer patients and advocacy groups complimentary passes. These passes give you full access to the event platform and all its interactive features at no cost.

I’m happy you reached out as I can provide you the link for those passes, which I’d love for you to share with your network, who are patients and part of advocacy groups.

Link: https://attendify.co/national-summit-on-integrated-care-2020-3pW3WLu?code=SUNQQVRJRU5U&ccode=ef7085917dcecb1770583516949e1d73f72d48bf

*If this link doesn’t offer free pass, you may enter the code ‘ICPATIENT’ at checkout,case sensitive.

A formal email will go out closer to the event to anyone who falls under patients/advocacy groups, and has not reached out to me by then. But I hope this answers your questions, and again appreciate the outreach. I hope healthcare moves towards a brighter future, where patients are heard and listened to.

[A Former User]

Hi, Annette. I would be interested in attending. how do i sign up or there any vacant spots left.

Thank you
Juanna Ricketts

[A Former User]

Thanks, Annette; I have registered

[A Former User]

Thanks Annette and Juanna.
I registered with no issues. Easy

[A Former User]

Registered and looked at agenda. Do not see any input or presentations by Patient / Citizens. Anyone aware of any involvement by patients in this conference? Am I missing something?

[A Former User]

I believe Carol Anne Alloway is speaking on both days. She's a caregiver and a really notable voice for caregivers. I was really unhappy to see no way for patients to attend because who has more at stake in integrated care than we do.

It's not a priority topic for me in some ways but it's been amazing how learning things in places we as patients and caregivers aren't expected to be, has been a benefit in other places. We're the ones who have to span the boundaries.

Pushing for admission for patients was almost a reflex action. Being told I'm not wanted makes me work harder.