Since 2013, The Medi has produced educational forums highlighting the work of organizations to improve health outcomes and promote health equity.
As a 501c3 nonprofit, our goal is to promote health equity through patient-centered neighborhoods with an emphasis on helping community-based organizations develop a culture of collaboration. This is done through ample education and up-to-date technology to connect existing organizations to facilitate a safer, timelier, and more effective community.
Check out our latest events page for a Medi Community Forum in your Neighborhood and how you can get involved or attend an event with us.
There are several panels presented by our Speakers Bureau that serve to promote the mission of health equity in the Medical Neighborhood.
Volunteer today to help us make our regional forums the best venue for the exchange of ideas within the Patient- Centered Medical Neighborhood.
Any support received will help us to further develop our programming and cover our communications costs and other necessary expenses as we continue to strive to create positive change in the lives of those impacted by the social determinants of health.
The Medi also engages in a coordinated outreach effort to improve our target populations’ vaccine confidence, support ongoing local prevention efforts, and problem solve the barriers associated with vaccine hesitancy and promote vaccine uptake.
We are always looking for partnerships to enhance the success of The Medi Medical Neighborhood Forums and its mission. To learn more about how you can support our vision, contact us at 843-554-2533 or email Info@themedi.org.
Producing educational forums highlighting the work of organizations to improve health outcomes and promote health equity.
We are always looking for partnerships to enhance the success of The Medi Medical Neighborhood Forums and its mission. To learn more, contact us at 843-554-2533.
Supporting faith-based and advocacy organizations, physician practices, state-supported non-profits, and colleges.
By donating to our community research center, you are helping us campaign for recovery care for all.
Promoting Health Equity Through Patient-Centered Neighborhoods.