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Education events
Plain-language education on medical care, mental health, medications, recovery, and navigating outpatient services, kept within Icare’s scope.
Community Outreach & Partnerships
Better health takes more than one office.
Icare can work with community organizations, schools, healthcare providers, recovery programs, employers, and social-service partners to improve access to education and appropriate care pathways.
Working together
What community collaboration means at Icare.
Community health improves when clinics, schools, employers, recovery programs, and social-service organizations understand what each other can offer and how to hand people off safely. Icare is open to conversations about collaboration that fits its outpatient scope and respects patient privacy.
This page describes the kinds of collaboration Icare can consider. It does not announce current partnerships, sponsorships, or scheduled events; nothing is confirmed until it has been reviewed and approved by the practice.
Possible collaboration
Education, access, and better transitions.
Collaboration ideas tend to fall into a few categories. Each one is evaluated on its own merits, and the shape of any activity depends on what is appropriate for the audience and the setting.
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Community resource fairs
Participation in events that connect people with credible local care and support options.
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Referral relationships
Clear, compliant pathways so qualified organizations know when and how a referral to Icare may be appropriate.
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Transition coordination
Outpatient follow-up conversations when hospitals or treatment programs discharge eligible patients who need continuing care.
The review process
How a collaboration inquiry moves forward.
Every inquiry follows the same careful path. This protects patients, partner organizations, and the quality of anything Icare puts its name on.
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Call 702-988-3177 and describe your organization, your audience, and what you would like to do together.
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Icare reviews the request against clinical scope, staffing, privacy obligations, logistics, and any contract or payer requirements.
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If the collaboration appears to be a fit, the details — roles, timing, materials, and boundaries — are confirmed before anything is announced.
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Approved activities proceed with clear expectations on both sides, and either party can pause the plan if circumstances change.
Partnership inquiries
Prepare the basics before you call.
Having a few details ready makes the first conversation more productive and helps the team give you a realistic answer sooner.
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Organization name and type
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Contact person and title
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A phone number for follow-up
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Type of collaboration requested
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Preferred date or timeframe
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Estimated audience
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Any accessibility or language needs
Common questions
Questions about working with Icare.
Does Icare list current partners or upcoming events here?+
No. Collaborations and events are not announced until they have been reviewed and formally approved. If you want to know what may be possible, call 702-988-3177 and start the conversation.
Can Icare send a speaker to our event?+
It may be possible, depending on staffing, scheduling, and whether the topic fits Icare’s outpatient scope. Share your topic, audience, and timeframe when you call.
Does a collaboration guarantee referrals or services?+
No. Referrals and care always depend on clinical appropriateness, eligibility, and payer requirements for each individual person. Collaboration creates clearer pathways, not promises.
Who can propose a collaboration?+
Community organizations, schools, healthcare providers, recovery programs, employers, and social-service agencies are welcome to start a conversation about working together.