Our Partners

Partner Membership - Reflect a Calendar Year

Any business, non profit or individual who supports the ValleyIHP mission of independent healthcare but is not eligible for clinical membership.

Who Can Join:

Partner Membership is designed for those who are not physicians, non-physician healthcare providers, or physicians-in-training, but who wish to actively support ValleyIHP’s mission. This includes individuals and organizations such as:

  • Durable Medical Equipment (DME) companies
  • Pharmacies
  • Health-related service vendors
  • Medical technology providers
  • Community wellness organizations
  • Other healthcare-aligned businesses and advocates
  • Healthcare-aligned businesses and advocates
  • Any business or individual who supports the ValleyIHP mission

Partnership Benefits

All partners receive recognition and opportunities to engage with the ValleyIHP community. Benefits increase with each partnership level, offering options for visibility, networking, and event participation.

How to become a ValleyIHP Partner — It’s Simple!

PLATINUM PARTNER

$ 3000
Annually
  • Premium recognition as a Platinum Partner
  • Two guests invited to a ValleyIHP membership meeting
  • 10-minute presentation opportunity at the meeting
  • Dedicated networking access
  • Listing, logo, link, and 100-word description in the Online ValleyIHP Partner Directory
  • Featured in the Printed ValleyIHP Directory as a Platinum Partner

GOLD GUILD

$ 2000
Annually
  • Recognition as a Gold Partner
  • Two guests invited to a ValleyIHP membership meeting
  • Networking opportunity
  • Listing, logo, link, and 100-word description in the Online ValleyIHP Partner Directory
  • Featured in the Printed ValleyIHP Directory as a Gold Guild Member

SILVER SUPPORTER

$ 1000 Annually
  • Recognition as a Silver Partner
  • Two guests invited to a ValleyIHP membership meeting
  • Networking opportunity
  • Listing, logo, link, and 100-word description in the Online ValleyIHP Partner Directory

Please note: Partnership sponsors are non-clinical supporters and therefore do not have voting rights or board eligibility. Additionally, sponsorship payments to a 501(c)(6) organization are not considered charitable contributions and are not tax-deductible as charitable donations. However, they may be deductible as a business expense if made with the expectation of a business benefit, such as name recognition or brand visibility.