Pilot projects in five communities will test how best to address the health risks that are connected to homelessness. Results could help guide professionals in reducing what has been a chronic problem.
A remarkably impactful trio co-led by Kenya Beckmann and Jeremy Elkins (director, government programs) and third teammate Jonnette Miller (principal project manager). This team has been leading/running Providence’s Health Equity Hypertension Project since April 2021.
Inadequate payments from private insurers a large part of the reason, study author says
More than 100.000 people died as a result of drug overdoses in 2021 and California is leading in the number of deaths, according to the CDC. However, staff at Mercy Medical branches are working to get people help.
This World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, I’m reflecting on the early days of the AIDS epidemic. It was a terribly difficult time for gay men - and later other members of the LGBTQ community – living with HIV/AIDS. They experienced tremendous stigma and discrimination, as I wrote about in my blog last year.
MedCity Pivot Podcast: A Conversation with CommonSpirit Health’s Population Health Innovation Lead
Season 4 launches with a focus on health equity and a conversation with Dr. Alisahah Jackson, system vice president of population health innovation and policy at CommonSpirit Health.
By ARUNDHATI PARMAR Oct 27, 2023 at 11:38 AM
Clinical trials usually begin in large academic medical centers. That means patients in rural areas hundreds of miles from these locations are often left out of the latest research and advances in care.
Providence is changing that by bringing clinical trials to patients living in rural areas. One clinical trial, the APOLLO trial, aims to give patients across rural Montana access to a new treatment for mitral valve regurgitation.
Providence Institute for Human Caring Receives First ACP Innovation Award from the Coalition for Compassionate Care of California
As California struggles with disproportionately high infant mortality rates among people of color, an uplifting partnership has emerged in Los Angeles to support Black families during critical moments before and after their babies are born.
From the Long Beach Post
by Maison Tran
December 1, 2023
To mark the 35th year of World AIDS Day on Friday, St. Mary Medical Center unveiled an expansion of its CARE Center — a new facility that will offer more services and resources to the city’s LGBTQ+ community.