End of pandemic could disrupt U S health care system
As the COVID public health emergency nears its end, the U S health care system faces upheaval from winding down temporary measures. About 15 million Medicaid recipients could lose coverage, telehealth rules face uncertain renewal, and hospital and clinician payment policies may shift, with officials and experts urging careful transition to avoid gaps in care.
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Minority health month highlights bias and equitable care
Health experts urge daily action to reduce disparities. Dr. Malati Harris of Free State Family Medicine, LMH Health, stresses addressing systemic racism and listening deeply to minority patients to build trust and ensure equal care. Donations to SMH’s Health Equity Advancement Fund support patient care, education, and charitable programs.
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Free State Family Medicine
Health Equity Advancement Team
LMH Health
SMH
Health Equity Advancement Fund
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