Wellness House

Pediatric oncologists and pediatric neuro-oncologists are invited to an exclusive evening with Dr. Jim Olson of Seattle Children’s Hospital, a leading physician-scientist whose research is transforming treatment for children with brain cancer. Dr. Olson’s pioneering work includes over a dozen clinical trials, the development of Tumor Paint, and innovative immune-based therapies designed to make treatments safer and more effective. This is a rare opportunity to hear directly from one of the nation’s foremost leaders in pediatric neuro-oncology, right here in Hinsdale. Free to attend. Refreshments provided. Activities available for children. Advance registration required. Hope for Pediatric Brain Tumor Patients: Advancing Safer, More Effective Treatments Tuesday, October 7 | 6:30–8:00 p.m. | Wellness House Doors open at 6:00 p.m. | Presentation begins at 6:30 p.m.

Survivorship often brings ongoing psychosocial needs that require continued support beyond treatment. Many healthcare systems are not structured to address the long-term psychosocial needs patients face after treatment. This training helps change that. Join Wellness House for a focused, practical session on integrating psychosocial support into survivorship care. Supported by the Illinois Department of Public Health, and led by Dustin Wilson, Director of Community Impact, this virtual session will equip healthcare leaders with practical frameworks to strengthen psychosocial support across the cancer survivorship journey. Date: Friday, November 13 Time: 9am-12pm Free Virtual Training (Zoom) Earn up to 2.5 CE credits Move beyond treatment. Strengthen survivorship care. Registration required. Full agenda and details available on the registration page.

Caregivers are often the invisible backbone of cancer care. Yet many healthcare systems are not equipped to support their psychosocial needs in a structured, scalable way. This is where care can change. Join Wellness House for a comprehensive, evidence-informed training designed to help healthcare leaders integrate caregiver-focused psychosocial support into cancer care delivery. Supported by the Illinois Department of Public Health, this training expands access to critical education across Illinois and strengthens the standard of survivorship care statewide. Led by Dustin Wilson, Director of Community Impact, this virtual session will equip you with practical frameworks to better support caregivers across the cancer continuum. Date: Friday, November 6 Time: 9am-12pm Virtual (Zoom) Earn up to 2.5 CE credits If you are working to strengthen survivorship care, improve patient outcomes, and support the full care ecosystem, this training is designed for you. Registration required. Full agenda and details available on the registration page.

Caregivers are often the invisible backbone of cancer care. Yet many healthcare systems are not equipped to support their psychosocial needs in a structured, scalable way. This is where care can change. Join Wellness House for a comprehensive, evidence-informed training designed to help healthcare leaders integrate caregiver-focused psychosocial support into cancer care delivery. Supported by the Illinois Department of Public Health, this training expands access to critical education across Illinois and strengthens the standard of survivorship care statewide. Led by Maigenete Mengesha, PhD, this virtual session will equip you with practical frameworks to better support caregivers across the cancer continuum. Friday, April 10 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Virtual Earn up to 2.5 CE credits If you are working to strengthen survivorship care, improve patient outcomes, and support the full care ecosystem, this training is designed for you. Registration required. Full agenda and details available on the registration page.

Survivorship is not the end of care. It is where new challenges begin. Many healthcare systems are not structured to address the long-term psychosocial needs patients face after treatment. This training helps change that. Join Wellness House for a focused, practical session on integrating psychosocial support into survivorship care. Supported by the Illinois Department of Public Health, and led by Maigenete Mengesha, PhD, this virtual session will equip healthcare leaders with practical frameworks to strengthen psychosocial support across the cancer survivorship journey. Friday, April 24 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Virtual Earn up to 2.5 CE credits Move beyond treatment. Strengthen survivorship care. Registration required. Full agenda and details available on the registration page.

Equitable cancer care happens where clinical excellence meets human support. Join colleagues across nursing, navigation, social work, and community health for the Equitable Cancer Care Summit, a free, half-day event centered on supportive oncology, survivorship, and community-engaged care. This summit brings together professionals who support patients and families every day, offering shared learning, practical insights, and meaningful connection across disciplines and care settings. Keynote Speaker Dr. Lorna H. McNeill, PhD, MPH Department Chair, Health Disparities Research Director, Center for Community-Engaged Translational Research The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Friday, February 20, 2026 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM University of Chicago Medicine | KCBD If your work focuses on whole-person care, health equity, and helping people navigate cancer with dignity and support, this summit is for you.