Your story can help shape healthcare

Health Stories Project connects people who want to share their healthcare experiences with those who need to hear them – helping improve treatments, products, and patient outcomes.

Fill out a 3-min survey to get started

Every Story
Matters

Health Stories Project gathers
stories like yours to drive progress
for patient care.

Influence healthcare policies
Help develop better treatments
Inspire and motivate other patients and caregivers

How Health Stories
Project Works

Your data is always handled securely, and you’ll approve each step of the process. Read more about how we protect your personal information.

1
Tell us about yourself

Fill out a quick form about your healthcare experience.

2
Get matched with activities

Based on your story, we search for the best way for you to participate.

3
Participate in activities that interest you

Take surveys, join discussions, or speak directly with people in need of patient perspectives.

Join a community of 80,000 members to create change

Ways To Participate 

You may be invited to participate in both paid and volunteer activities sponsored by Health Stories Project
or our healthcare partners

Mentor Programs
Speaking Engagements
Video and Photo Shoots
Advisory Boards
Focus Groups
Surveys
“What I went through was so severe, but it’s my calling to share it. If my story can help someone else, that makes it worth it.”
– A Health Stories Project Member

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