Refugees face healthcare hurdles in western Kansas
In Garden City area refugee families struggle to access care as many rely on emergency rooms due to no health insurance. Hospitals absorb costs while clinics like Genesis offer sliding fees and forgiveness. Refugees from Somalia Myanmar and Sudan face barriers and cultural differences complicating care seeking and understanding US health systems.
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Genesis Family Health
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Genesis
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Nurse Practitioner Landa champions women's health at health department
Drees notes FCHD benefits from Landa who connects patients to services and resources. Landa provides well woman exams, STD testing, family planning counseling, and long acting birth control, while commuting from Hugoton with four children. She trained as RN in 2005, earned an AA and a BA, and values ongoing patient care across maternal and child health and public health.
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Hugoton
Seward County Community College
University of Colorado-Pueblo
Tye
Drees
FCHD
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