Medical Education Institute

Easterseals Wisconsin is one of the oldest charitable organizations in the state, serving close to 10,000 children and adults with disabilities and their families annually. They offer a variety of programs designed to increase independence, minimize barriers, and enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities. With their unique FARM Program, Easterseals Wisconsin helps farmers return to farming after a disabling accident or illness, serving as a model for similar programs nationwide. They also provide unforgettable camping experiences through their Camps, which have been running continuously since 1938, offering respite and experiences of a lifetime for individuals with disabilities and their families throughout Wisconsin.Generated from the website

ABC for Health, Inc. is a nonprofit public interest law firm based in Madison, WI, dedicated to promoting health equity and social justice. With a mission to ensure access to healthcare for children and families, ABC for Health provides services and support to help healthcare consumers navigate the complex financing system. Through their advocacy and benefits counseling, ABC for Health strives to empower individuals and families to manage and avoid medical debt, especially during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic. They work towards a better way forward for Wisconsin by addressing medical debt collections and fighting for fair representation for patients. As a member agency of Community Shares of Wisconsin and a collaborating partner in the Civil Legal Aid Alliance of Wisconsin, ABC for Health is committed to making a positive impact on healthcare coverage in local communities.Generated from the website

Wisconsin Health Literacy, a division of Wisconsin Literacy, Inc., is a non-profit coalition dedicated to advancing health equity through health literacy in organizations and communities. With over 75 community-based literacy programs throughout the state, WHL collaborates with both community-based and healthcare organizations to ensure that every individual has the skills and opportunities to access, understand, and utilize health information and services. Through their programs, trainings, and resources, WHL aims to improve health outcomes and reduce disparities by promoting personal and organizational health literacy. Their initiatives include redesigning prescription labels for better readability, managing periodic programs to address the health needs of specific populations, and organizing the largest health literacy summit in the Midwest, providing diverse sessions and networking opportunities for attendees to enhance their understanding of health literacy.Generated from the website