Comprehensive Health Education Services

Eric Lowe is a driving force behind the positive impact Comprehensive Health Education Services is having on the bleeding disorders community. A tireless advocate for individuals with bleeding disorders and their families, Eric has also taken on the task of educating the medical community about the many aspects of the disorder spectrum that remain... misunderstood. Eric understands because he lives with it every day. He was diagnosed at birth with Severe Hemophilia A. Shortly after, his immune system developed an antibody that fought against the preferred medication to treat his bleeding disorder; often referred to as inhibitors. As an inhibitor patient, Eric relies on bypassing products and has faced many obstacles in the process. Since 2009, Eric has practiced daily treatment regimens to overcome his inhibitors. Over the years, Eric has undergone various procedures and surgeries to remain an active and healthy individual with a chronic disorder. Today he serves as a role model, enjoying an active and fulfilling life with his wife and young daughters. So it was an easy decision for Eric to co-create CHES to help fulfill its mission of education and advocacy. He manages communications for the organization, including serving as editor, publisher and designer of the ground-breaking LifeLines for Health newsletter. Eric has become an instrumental component in forums for patients, as well as medical staff training. He has spoken at symposiums and educational events, focusing on advocacy for teens and young adults. He has written several articles addressing various topics, such as employment with a chronic illness, physical fitness with limitations, and disclosing medical information in the workplace. Eric also served a two-year term on a patient advisory council for a highly regarded drug manufacturer. Eric received his BA at Ball State University in 2004, then worked in the Education and Program Development Department of a specialty pharmacy company. As the Associate Director, he provided education to patients and ...Read More