☕ We’re back with the latest episode of the #ACAPCoffeeBreak. Listen in as ACAP CEO Meg Murray speaks with Kevin Lewis, CEO of Community Health Options. During the conversation, Kevin shares his journey to health care, details on the plan’s case before the US Supreme Court, Community Health Option’s chronic illness support program, the importance of APTCs, and more. https://bit.ly/3Am7GY6
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Check out this sweet suite of resources designed to help health departments use the tools of law and policy to improve social determinants of health and health equity in their communities!
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NEW: Our latest issue brief looks at how community health centers are funded and reimbursed, and how they fit into the landscape of value-based payment. Read and download the brief here: https://lnkd.in/e_Z2W7nc
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Don’t play games with your health. Vote. Voting is not just a civic duty; it’s a crucial part of ensuring that your healthcare system reflects your needs. By casting your vote, you can influence policies that affect your access to healthcare, quality of care, and public health initiatives. Whether it’s advocating for affordable healthcare, supporting mental health services, or improving community health programs, your vote makes a difference. Empower yourself and your community by participating in the democratic process. Your vote matters, and together we can build a healthier, more equitable future. #Healthcare #VotingMatters #VotER #CivicEngagement #HealthyDemocracy #VoteForHealth #EmpowerCommunities
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CEO @ Community Action Association of Pennsylvania | Leading Outcome Driven Innovation
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Join AHRQ’s April 4th webinar to learn about tools available for improving patient safety
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Join AHRQ and the American Public Health Association's Community Health Workers Section on the webinar, Resources and Tools from the Field. Hear from Kelly Smith, principal investigator, who led the development of various AHRQ toolkits to improve #PatientSafety and engagement. The webinar is on April 4 at 1:00 p.m. (ET). Registration is now open to all community health workers. https://bit.ly/4agfx6O
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Inaugural Michael Garron Chair in Patient Oriented Research at Michael Garron Hospital (formerly Toronto East General Hospital) Associate Professor at Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, IHPME
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Join AHRQ and the American Public Health Association's Community Health Workers Section on the webinar, Resources and Tools from the Field. Hear from Kelly Smith, principal investigator, who led the development of various AHRQ toolkits to improve #PatientSafety and engagement. The webinar is on April 4 at 1:00 p.m. (ET). Registration is now open to all community health workers. https://bit.ly/4agfx6O
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Kevin is a modern day pioneer. Keep up the good work!!!