“Is the Lawyer in?”: Accessing Health Care in America
Jamal was a young, promising athlete whose coordination suddenly deteriorated, at only 12-years-old, with the onset of[...]
Read MoreBy: Michele Johnson, JD
Jamal was a young, promising athlete whose coordination suddenly deteriorated, at only 12-years-old, with the onset of[...]
Read MoreBy: Lindsay Gough, MPA
Throughout the last two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has magnified many existing inequities in health care and[...]
Read MoreBy: Kamali Clora
Patients tell me all the time that our health care infrastructure needs reformation. Many people, including myself,[...]
Read MoreBy: Alex Sheff, MPA
Like many Americans, Hector, a resident of Revere, Massachusetts, was overwhelmed by health care costs. He had[...]
Read MoreBy: Manoj Kanagaraj
If you ask a patient to describe their experience finding a therapist or psychiatrist in the community, don’t be[...]
Read MoreBy: Greeshma Somashekar
We’ve all seen the headlines—primary care practices are in trouble: “America’s looming primary care crisis,” “Fewer[...]
Read MoreBy: Natalia Linos, ScD, MSc
From the earliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was clear that America’s deep-rooted inequities would play a[...]
Read MoreBy: Steven Barrett
There are many factors in medicine these days that have pushed primary care practice to be mostly a salaried,[...]
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