Member Meetings FAQs

We get a lot of questions about our member meetings – specifically, what is the purpose and how are they funded? Hemophilia Alliance hosts 9 in-person meetings, 4 of which offer CEUs. Alliance meetings are a member benefit. All member meetings aim to provide opportunities for networking and sharing of best practices. What follows is a primer on our meetings: 

The Spring and Fall Member Meetings – provide members the opportunity to come together and hear Alliance updates, share best practices and network. All disciplines from member HTCs are encouraged to attend. Hemophilia Alliance covers meals and there is no fee for members to attend.

The New HTC Staff Meeting – designed for staff new to our member HTCs or those who have assumed a role change with increased focus on 340B/operations. This meeting aims to jumpstart knowledge about the bleeding disorders community and 340B, connect with colleagues, and discover the valuable benefits and services available through Hemophilia Alliance membership. Hemophilia Alliance, with support from manufacturing partners, underwrites each participant’s air travel, ground transportation to and from the hotel, conference hotel accommodations (room and tax) and group meals.

The Medical Provider and Business Administrator (MP/BA) Meeting – provides HTCs clinical, and business leads to come together to meet, learn, and think about the future. The goal of the MP/BA Meeting is to foster greater collaboration between the clinical and business sides of our member HTCs, enhance mutual understanding, engage the community, and plan for the future to ensure sustainability of the HTC model. Hemophilia Alliance underwrites each participant’s air travel, transfers to and from the hotel, conference hotel accommodations (room and tax) and group meal expenses.

The Discipline-Specific Continuing Education (CE) Meetings – include the Pharmacist CE Meeting, the Linda Gammage Social Worker Conference, the Physical Therapist CE Meeting, and the Nurses CE Meeting. Each of these four meetings provides CEUs and is organized by a planning committee of experts in hemophilia and related bleeding disorders from member HTCs. These meetings are designed to address educational gaps not covered by other programs. Hemophilia Alliance underwrites each participant’s air travel, transfers to and from the hotel, conference hotel accommodations (room and tax) and group meal expenses. 

Please reach out to Theresa Parker, Manager of Meetings and Events, with questions at theresa@hemoalliance.org