Regina Holliday Biography

Regina Holliday is a patient rights activist, artist, and speaker best known for her patient advocacy through visual art. She became patient rights advocate after her husband died of kidney cancer in 2009. Holliday became frustrated with the healthcare system and the lack of transparency and information available to patients and their families. To draw attention to these issues, she began creating large murals on the sides of buildings throughout the country, depicting the stories of patients and their families. Her artwork has been featured in galleries and museums, including the Smithsonian Museum of American History. In addition to her advocacy work, Holliday is a speaker at healthcare conferences and events, sharing her personal story and advocating for patient empowerment and access to information. She is also the founder of the Walking Gallery, a group of patient advocates who wear paintings on their jackets to raise awareness about the patient experience. Holliday has received numerous awards and recognitions for her work in patient advocacy, including being named a TED Fellow and receiving the 2019 Healthcare Internet Hall of Fame Inductee award. She inspires change in the healthcare system through her artwork and advocacy efforts.

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