Join ClimateRx!

Sign-up for your badge. If you already have a badge, be sure to register it!

Wear your badge every day! Invite people to scan the QR code for information to protect their health.

Review these conversation starters below for examples of how to engage patients and colleagues.

Bring free ClimateRx resources to your workplace and events!

Watch this 5-minute video on how to use your badge!

Join ClimateRx

Sign up to get your free ClimateRx badge, training, and resources to help patients, colleagues, and community members make the climate and health connection. By signing up you are opting in to our free, private, online community where you can collaborate with others and get access to additional resources. You can unsubscribe or change your preferences at any time.*

If you are interested in a bulk shipment of badges, please fill out this form.

First Name

Last Name

Credential Abrv. (i.e. MD, RN, etc.)

Job Title

Organization

Street Address

City

State

Zip Code

Check if you have already received a badge

If you have already received a badge, please indicate which organization or event provided it.

*We will not share your personal information with other individuals or organizations without your explicit permission.

Thank you for joining ClimateRx and being part of the solution to climate change! Check your email inbox for next steps, including when to expect your badge and additional resources.

ClimateRx Conversation Starters

Conversations with patients and colleagues about climate change and health can be short, helpful, and straightforward without interrupting care.

Here are a few examples:

Heat Waves

“Severe heat waves can be really dangerous – it is worse than it used to be due to climate change. Be sure to stay hydrated, stay cool and to pay attention to weather forecasts and air quality alerts.

You can learn more about how to protect your health in a changing climate by scanning this badge."

Tick Season

“Keep an eye out for ticks on your kids after they play outside! The range for ticks has grown because of the warming climate and Lyme disease can be a really serious infection.

Scan this badge to learn more about how to protect your health in a changing climate.”

Emergency Preparedness

“Hurricane season is starting earlier and getting worse each year. And other climate emergencies are more frequent. So be sure that you have a plan for if the power goes out or you can’t get to a pharmacy.

You can learn more about how to protect your health in a changing climate by scanning this badge.”

Watch this 5-minute video on how to use your badge!

Our ClimateRx commitment to you:

Non-interruptive – healthcare settings are busy places. ClimateRx allows you to introduce more information without interrupting your workflow.
Non-partisan – the health impacts of climate change matter to everyone, regardless of political affiliation.
Relatable – we want to meet people where they are. Our educational materials are designed to be tailored to the user.
Voluntary – patients and health professionals decide on their own whether or not they want to engage with ClimateRx.

For questions or feedback, contact us here: