Healthy Communities Through Partnerships

In the US, the worst health disparities are concentrated in specific urban and rural communities where the rate of early-onset disease is higher than the rest of the American population. The major causes of serious health disparities such as diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney failure, blindness, and substance abuse are either preventable or controllable. Despite recent reforms, our current health care systems are not up to the task of addressing the overwhelming burden of disease in the community. Thus, there is a moral mandate to create novel solutions and to achieve progress through collaborations betweeen community members and organizations, industry, and health care institutions to narrow the disparities that exist in the health status across neighborhoods in our communities. Our focus is on providing access to evidence-based care through partnerships with the community where people live, starting with our own neighborhoods.
Learn more:
Health Awareness Screenings
Diabetes Prevention Programs
Learn more:
Health Awareness Screenings
Diabetes Prevention Programs