H2A provides members with varying types of opportunities/services based on their role as a Participant, Contributor or Sponsor. Individuals and companies that joined the Accelerator wiki can continue as H2A Participants, allowing them to attend member convenings, observe company showcases and learn from the results of projects and pilots, as well as contribute ideas about projects or important policy issues.

For Contributors and Sponsors, H2A will facilitate targeted collaboration, including matchmaking, and offer the ability to promote tools/services to other members. Contributors and Sponsors will also be able to participate in selective H2A initiatives and have the opportunity to participate in pilots with traditional healthcare stakeholders.

Participant	Individuals, unfunded start-ups, and industry observers interested in monitoring activities of H2A members, sharing in general learnings, and participating in open initiatives.	Access to meetings, speakers, company presentations, and web forums Networking opportunities Ability to participate in open initiatives
Contributor	Health 2.0 companies and small health care organizations that want to benefit from match-making/brokering, as well as participate in pilots, projects, and selective initiatives.	Participant benefits, plus: Discounts on conference related activities Ability to promote company and products to H2A membership Personal matchmaking/brokering support Ability to participate in pilots, projects, and selective initiatives
Sponsor	Large health care organizations and technology companies that want to drive integration of health 2.0 technologies and consumer experience with platforms, products and/or care delivery systems, as well as the opportunity to launch H2A pilots with health 2.0 companies.	Contributor benefits, plus: Dedicated assistance to develop project strategies, as well as designing and monitoring pilots with health 2.0 companies
Industry / Program Partner	Foundations, associations, government agencies or other organizations seeking to fund pilot projects or initiatives in order to advance policy or demonstrate broader strategies/frameworks in action.	Access to meetings, speakers, company presentations, and web forums Networking opportunities Ability to participate in open initiatives