Improving
Health & Wellness of
Vulnerable and UnderservedPopulations
“What does health care vulnerability look like and why should I care?” “ How can I help make a difference”?
“What does health care vulnerability look like and why should I care?” “How can I help make a difference”? Join us for the first annual conference focused on caring for the vulnerable and underserved citizens of our region. Local and national speakers will discuss ideas and practices aimed at the unique needs of this segment of the population, and engage the audience in discussions focused on solutions. This information is beneficial to members of the health care community, elected officials, city planners, community advocates and business owners. The topics discussed will center on the following themes: • Public Policy • Economic Impact • Medical Aspect • Communications and Outreach
Tickets are $20 per person and cover attendance both days. Breakfast and lunch are provided on Saturday.
RACHEL BLAKEMAN Director of the Purdue University Fort Wayne Community Research Institute.
SUBJECT: Allen County Vulnerable Populations Study: A Review of Demographic, Socioeconomic and Poverty Indicators.
ANDREW HOFFMAN Executive Director of NeighborLink.
SUBJECT: The Vulnerable As Customers.
DR. ANGIE SETTLE CEO of West Virginia Health Right Inc.
SUBJECT: What is the role of a Free & Charitable Clinic?
TONY GILLESPIE Vice President of Public Policy/Engagement Indiana Minority Health Coalition.
DR. BRADLEY ISBISTER Medical Director at Matthew25 Health and Dental Clinic.