Join the ANA Community
Thousands of acoustic neuroma patients and caregivers understand the value of a membership in the ANA. In return, we value our members by providing up-to-the-minute content, in-person support and educational programs, and access to our quality volunteers.
Membership benefits:
- A subscription to our quarterly Notes newsletter, offering the latest medical information on acoustic neuroma, patient stories, volunteer opportunities and more
- Access to the ANA Webinar Program, featuring medical professionals speaking on topics like current treatment trends, emotional and cognitive issues, acoustic neuroma research, balance, facial and eye issues, coping mechanisms, etc.
New* The opportunity to submit your questions ahead of upcoming webinars. - Access to the member section of the ANA website, which includes:
- Patient information booklets on AN-related topics
- Q & A with Providers Video Library
- Webinar Library – past presentations on multiple topics
- Newsletter Library – archived issues, both current and past
- Nationwide Network of Peer Mentors – contact and treatment information
- Advance registration for ANA Patient Events, updates on AN news including research, upcoming events and important information and invitations to support group meetings, special events and other opportunities in your area
NEW! Now you can avoid a lapse in your annual ANA membership by joining our Membership Renewal Program. This program will auto-renew your membership at the same time each year. We will send a reminder one month prior to renewal that your credit card will be charged on your renewal date.
You can opt-out at any time by calling our office at (678) 968-4705 or email support@anausa.org.
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Personal information gathered here is used only to mail a quarterly newsletter, inform members about support group meetings and send other official ANA mailings. Names are not used for any commercial purposes and the data is not sold. Member names are not shared with other members without first asking permission.
