Everyone loved cheerleaders, happy, pretty, pam westerned pampered and without worries. I was done. I walked to the end of the hall to jairs room. She was still unpacking and in deep conversation she had to take back to new york because they could not fit in the dorm room. No television or radio. To pass the time before lunch i listened to conversations through paper thin walls. She came all by herself. I know, thats so sad. She felt sorry for me. I couldnt take it. I focused on the green flower on my bed spread. My door was still opened and i didnt anyone to pass by and notice me crying. I sat there working hard to convince myself that i was going to be okay. To them i was a little girl from california, to me i was the girl who made it. [applause] thank you, nicole, for that beautiful reading. I love what you said by the love of black woman that we are all sustained may we all continue to be sustained. Thank you all for joining us and again, nicole, we will meet you in the lobby for f
America to ask the nation one simple question who are we and what do we want . Okay. Two questions. Neither of which is simple. This is red, white and who. . Americans say theyre more worried about health care today than any other major issue. Remember this guy . Ten years ago, president obama had a solution. The Affordable Care act, also known as obamacare, was supposed to help make Health Insurance more affordable. But have you tried to buy it lately . For some its still a luxury item. Now its basically on life support. Well appeal every word of obamacare. And voters are taking action. While the partisan debate rages on in washington, i want to understand how the issue of health care is playing out in the lives of everyday americans. So im traveling to texas to meet people who cant afford their medical bills. To utah to find out what happens when voters rise up and demand more Health Insurance. And new york to hear about a plan that would turn the whole system on its head. Health Car
At an Institute for Value-Based Medicine® event held in Phoenix, Arizona, experts from Banner Health and Aetna discussed how health inequities and social determinants of health can affect primary care in patients with any type of insurance.
According to Sandra Stein, MD, of Banner Health Plans, the event highlighted the significant influence of social determinants of health on health care costs and outcomes, emphasizing the shift in focus from traditional medical care to addressing crucial factors like housing, food, transportation, and utilities for positive health outcomes.