"We are not a nation that lets its hard-working families go without the coverage
they deserve; or turns its back on those in need."
President Obama before the AMA June, 2009
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A Community Conversation on Health Care Reform: Expo and Forum
Sunday, July 26, 2009
1 to 4pm
Racine’s Masonic Center
1012 S. Main Street Racine.
This event will feature an expo in the main ballroom
of approximately forty health care organizations and
businesses that will have displays and
representatives highlighting their services.
Some of the organizations who will be in attendance include:
Lincoln Lutheran Home
Health Care Network
Racine Community Health Center
Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Racine County
Racine Health Department Programs
Medical Support Services
The public forum will feature community leaders with presentations from individuals and health care professionals. The forum will take place from 1 to 3pm in the Doric Room, some of the presenters will include:
Kenosha Community Health Center
Racine County Wisconsin Well Women Program
Racine County Birth to 3 Program
NAMI
Linda Stengel and Arthur Shattuck on Alternative Medical Practices
C4C will also host a learning center and action area on the ballroom mezzanine where attendees may get information on legislation in process and write letters to elected officials with their thoughts and ideas as debate on reform continues. Fitness demonstrations of Zoomba, Jazzercise and massage therapy will take place from 1 to 3pm in the Egyptian Room.
The afternoon will conclude with a special presentation at 3pm in the Doric Room by:
Wisconsin State Representative Cory Mason
Barb Tylenda, Director of Health Care Network
Ron Thomas of the United Way and AFL-CIO
Pastor Melvin Hargrove of Zoë Outreach Ministries
The Masonic Center is handicapped accessible with an elevator entrance on the North side of the building. Spanish translators will be available. Limited parking will be available at the Masonic Center, there is on the street parking available on Main and Wisconsin and additional parking at Gateway Technical College at 1001 S. Main.
In July of 2009, C4C hosted the largest health care forum in the state of Wisconsin. Details of the event are below.
Please check back to see the updated Health Care Reform page.