Accessibility to Care During COVID-19

Join Us Next Friday for a Virtual Town Hall With many Americans directed to shelter in place during the COVID-19 pandemic, you may have a lot of questions on how to receive care from home, especially for loved ones with neurologic conditions and epilepsy. How does telehealth work? Can I continue to participate in clinical trials? Will I be able to refill my prescriptions? To address these issues, the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance is partnering with the Child Neurology Foundation and Dup15q Alliance to co-host a Joint Virtual Town Hall on Friday, April 10. Register Accessibility to Care During COVID-19 Friday, April 10, 2020 4 pm Eastern | 3 pm Central | 2 pm Mountain | 1 pm Pacific Plan now to join the Child Neurology Foundation, Dup15q Alliance and Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance for this free 1-hour online presentation including an open question-and-answer period. Moderator Elizabeth Jalazo, MD University North Carolina, Chapel Hill Managing Pediatric Care Through Telehealth Charuta N. Joshi, MD Children’s Hospital Colorado Managing Adult Care Through Telehealth Elizabeth Thiele, MD, PhD Herscot Center for TSC, Massachusetts General Hospital Conducting Clinical Research and Trials Through Telehealth  Shafali Jeste, MD Center for Autism Research and Treatment, UCLA Managing Medication: The Role of a Nurse Coordinator Jessica Krefting, BSN, RN University of Alabama Birmingham Register If you’d like to submit questions prior to the Virtual Town Hall, you can do so when you register. For all of our resources on COVID-19, visit www.tsalliance.org/COVID-19. And if you need support for any reason, please don’t hesitate to call us at 800-225-6872.