HELP Conference

Be a part of a viable and sustained solution to improve health outcomes! The Plantrician Project (TPP), in partnership with Healthy Heart Nation (HHN), is excited to bring you the HELP conference which will explore health disparities in at risk Communities and how Lifestyle Medicine can have a major impact on community health. Understanding that where we live, work, play, pray and eat all play a role in positive health outcomes, the HELP conference will bring together a diverse group of clinical experts and researchers to discuss the relationship between stress and food insecurities on health disparities. The HELP conference will also converge national leaders in business, faith sector, education, hospital administration, etc. to discuss the role of each sector in building the health of the community. We invite you to come join this conference and be a part of a viable and sustained solution to improve health outcomes. What you get IN-PERSON FULL ACCESS to the 2025 HELP Conference with up to 15 hours of educational content and inspiring discussion Opportunity to network and collaborate with health, community and faith-based leaders and other experts on health disparities. SIX (6) DELICIOUS HEALTHY MEALS FRIDAY: Reception and dinner SATURDAY: Breakfast, lunch and dinner SUNDAY: Breakfast and lunch CME CREDITS Up to 15 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 Continuing Medical Education (CME) Credits. CME’s pending. Visit CME page for updated details. Agenda snapshot Friday, October 10, 2025 12:00 PM – 8:30 PM Registration, Welcome Reception and Opening Dinner / Keynote Address Saturday, October 11, 2025 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Sessions 2 – 9 Sunday, October 12, 2025 8:00 AM – 2:15 PM Sessions 10 – 13 Large health disparities exist in rural and urban populations around the United States. The evidence is clear that health disparities exist between various communities but everyone deserves an opportunity to actualize a healthy life. In fact, the most influential social determinate of health is zip code! The evidence highlights the undeniable fact that the lower a person’s socio-economic status, the greater their risk of poor health. The lifestyle medicine movement needs to be accelerated in communities with the greatest burden of health disparities. HELP is the first national conference solely focused on increasing the conversation around health disparities, chronic disease, and the role of evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle to dramatically lower rates of chronic disease and establish more vibrant and resilient health. The HELP conference will be an annual catalyst for change by cultivating education, seeding conversations and igniting action to change the future of healthcare and improve health disparities.