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How
can I contact the American Society of Hypertension (ASH)?
The
American Society of Hypertension, Inc.
148 Madison Avenue, Fifth Floor
New York, NY 10016
General Inquiries: (212) 696-9099
ASH Toll-free: (866) 696-9099 (US Residents only)
Main Fax: (212) 696-0711
Membership Services Fax: (212) 696-0684
Email: ash@ash-us.org |
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How do I update
my membership information?
You can update your information online.
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How can I obtain
my membership identification number?
Your membership ID number can be obtained
online.
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How can I join
the American Society of Hypertension?
Send the completed application with
payment to:
American Society of Hypertension, Inc.
General Post Office
PO Box 30081
New York, NY 10087-0081
ASH Toll-free (866) 696-9099 (US Residents only)
ASH Membership Services Fax: (212) 696-0684 |
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When will the
next ASH Annual Scientific Meeting be held?
The next ASH Annual Scientific Meeting will be held Saturday, May 1 - Tuesday, May 4, 2010, at the New York Hilton in New York City, NY. |
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When is the
deadline for submitting an Abstract for the 2009 Annual Scientific
Meeting?
The deadline for submitting Abstracts for the 2010 Annual Scientific Meeting has passed. |
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How do I submit
an Abstract for the Annual Meeting?
On-line abstract submission for the 2011 meeting will be open October 2010 at www.ash-us.org. |
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What is an
ASH Chapter? How can I become a member of a Chapter?
Chapters of
the American Society of Hypertension have a local impact on
hypertension education. They play a key role in promoting public
awareness, prevention and timely detection and control of hypertension.
They make physician and patients aware of hypertension specialists,
and are key recruiters of new members of the Society. To
join an ASH
Chapter, please contact your local Chapter representative. |
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How can I
apply/nominate a colleague for the ASH Distinguished Scientist
Award ?
Please click
here for more information on the Awards the society offers, and click on
the name of the Award application information. |
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I am a patient.
How can I find out more about Hypertension?
Although the Society is largely dedicated
to scientific research, we do offer some information for those
dealing with hypertension. Please visit our page "About
Hypertension" and click on the links under “Information
for the General Public and Patients”. To find the name
of an ASH Specialist in your area, please search our Specialist
Directory. In addition, you can click on Hypertension
Related Links to find other organizations that focus on hypertension. |
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Where can
I find the latest hypertension guidelines?
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What is an
ASH Hypertension Specialist?
The ASH
Specialist Program created the Specialist in Clinical Hypertension
designation for the specific purpose of identifying and recognizing
physicians with expert skills and knowledge in the management of
clinical hypertension and related disorders. These physicians can
act as local and regional consultants for the more complex and
difficult cases and also assist in advice regarding guidelines
and process improvement. |
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How can I
find an ASH Hypertension Specialist in my area?
To search our ASH Hypertension Specialist
Directory, please click
here. |
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When
will the next ASH Hypertension Specialist Exam be administered?
The next ASP Hypertension Specialist examination will be held in May 2010. Information about registration, requirements and testing locations is available through the ASH website, under, "Clinical Hypertension Specialists", "Application Protocol".
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