Clinical referral partner
Hand someone a brochure the way one was handed to Alec.
Help patients and families learn about adaptive sports when it is relevant to them. Share public resources within your professional and workplace guidelines.
The work
- Telling patients and families that adaptive sport exists, and that cost has somewhere to go.
- Telling us what you need in order to do that. If our materials are not usable in a clinic, they are not usable.
- Being a check on how we talk about disability and injury.
Your first month
- Tell us what you would need to hand someone. A card, a page, a number.
- Use it with one family.
Who it suits
- You work in rehabilitation, recreational therapy, physical or occupational therapy, or a clinic.
Follow your professional obligations and workplace rules when sharing resources.
Not this
- Marketing to your patients. If this could conflict with your employer, tell us and we stop.
- Sharing any patient information with us, ever.
A useful resource can open a conversation about sport.
Adapt To Life expands access to adaptive sports so athletes can find their place. We bring people and opportunities together and build the support around participation. Read our story
Clinical referral partner.
Start with your name and email. We’ll talk through the work, timing, and any screening or credentials before you begin.
Unpaid volunteer role, and no employment relationship. Volunteer time is not a tax-deductible gift, though out-of-pocket expenses sometimes are. Adapt To Life is a recognized 501(c)(3), EIN 41-3213344.