ACLM Names 2026 Scholars Committed to Expanding Access to Lifestyle Medicine
The American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) has named its 2026 scholars, who are committed to expanding access to lifestyle medicine. Since 2021, the program has provided cost-free training to underrepresented clinicians.
The American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) has announced its 2026 scholars, individuals committed to broadening the reach of lifestyle medicine. This program is a key component of ACLM's efforts to diversify the workforce in lifestyle medicine.
Since 2021, ACLM has offered training and certification in lifestyle medicine at no cost to 110 clinicians and public health leaders from underrepresented in medicine (UIM) backgrounds. This initiative aims to increase diversity among professionals in the field.
The program provides selected scholars with resources and support to advance lifestyle medicine principles within their communities and workplaces. The goal is to improve patient health and well-being by focusing on populations with limited access to healthcare services.
ACLM reports that the program has already demonstrated an impact by increasing awareness and the application of lifestyle medicine benefits within UIM communities. The organization remains committed to promoting healthier lifestyles and preventative healthcare.