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Patient Activation through Community Conversations 

Who Should Attend:  Anyone seeking healthcare-related guidance and support

When:  The first Wednesday of the Month

Time: 7:00 PM Eastern Time   

Come pick a topic and get information about navigating the healthcare system.
Case studies are shared at each PACC.

Dates at a Glance​

September 3, 2025

October 1, 2025
November 5, 2025
December 3, 2025
January 7, 2026
February 4, 2026
March 4, 2026
April 1, 2026
May 6, 2026
June 3, 2026

How do I Choose an Advocate?

I want to be a patient advocate. How do I start?

Payments for CEs can be made through the Donation page

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Would I make a good patient advocate?

My doctor doesn't wash her hands. What do I do?

Do I Need a Second Opinion?

All Topics Empower us all.

Pulse Patient Activation through Community Conversation (PACC) series has been approved by the Patient Advocate Certification Board for 1.0 General Continuing Education (CE) credit. These credits fulfill the requirements for Board Certified Patient Advocates (BCPA).

A PACC is not about your health. It is about your health care, the experience  leading up to good health. 

There is always something to learn from others’ healthcare experiences, whether they  are medical professionals, Board Certified Patient Advocates, caregivers or interested community members.

Patient Activation through Community Conversations (PACC) focuses on the healthcare experience rather than individual health concerns. It offers a platform to discuss the processes leading to good care, and exchange insights among participants.

A  PACC is not a support group, although you may very well find support. 

PACC is a facilitated conversation using actual cases to ask participants  what has worked for them or how they would handle a situation.

There are rules such as:

● Terms such as “you should” are discouraged to avoid giving advice. 

● Advocates will practice their listening skills and not interrupt.  

● Participants will use plain language and no acronyms.

● Experiences and information are to be shared without opinions such as: “That  hospital is the best”.  ​

PACCs are not recorded, and what is said at a PACC stays at a PACC.

Join us and be part of an empowering community that understands the importance of shared knowledge and support.                                                                                                        Together, we can navigate the complexities of healthcare and make informed decisions for better outcomes.

Because topics may be sensitive, we ask that all cameras be on at all times.

Disclaimer: The information which is shared during Pulse meetings and programs does not constitute professional advice and should NOT be used as a substitute for seeking professional diagnosis and treatment of any illness either physical, mental or emotional.  Read Full Disclaimer Here

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You can host a PACC for your clients, friends, family, faith community, a civic organization or anywhere people gather. Call for more information (516) 579-4711

Each meeting of the Pulse Patient Activation through Community Conversation (PACC) series has been approved by the Patient Advocate Certification Board for 1.0 General Continuing Education (CE) credit. These credits fulfill the requirements for Board Certified Patient Advocates (BCPA).
 

While the program is offered free of charge, Pulse requests a processing fee of $15 and                                                                                              completion of an evaluation following the program.

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