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Tia and CommonSpirit Health Team to Deliver Integrated, Person-Based Care for Women

MAR 30, 2021

First joint venture will launch in Arizona to create a seamless virtual and in-person experience that connects outpatient with inpatient care
Statement from CommonSpirit Health CEO Lloyd H. Dean in Support of Our AAPI Communities, Patients, and Colleagues

MAR 18, 2021

CommonSpirit Health is deeply committed to combatting racism through achieving health equity.
Understanding Vaccine Hesitancy in Communities of Color

MAR 04, 2021

CommonSpirit Health’s Alisahah Cole, MD, System Vice President Innovation and Policy Population Health, shares insights on why vaccine hesitancy may be more prevalent in communities of color.
Pandemic fuels domestic violence and makes aiding victims more challenging

FEB 01, 2021

Domestic violence calls to police and crisis hotlines have risen during the pandemic, but it is impossible to know the full impact of shelter-at-home orders and social distancing on victims who can't escape dangerous situations, said Veronica Zietz,
The impact of COVID-19 on Communities of Color

JAN 27, 2021

As unprecedented numbers of COVID-19 cases are being reported throughout the U.S., minority communities, which tend to be communities of color, continue to be disproportionately impacted by the virus – particularly Black and brown populations.
Hospitals face reckoning over health disparities

JAN 25, 2021

Black people across the country have died at an alarmingly higher rate compared to their White counterparts.
Solving health disparities

DEC 21, 2020

Lloyd Dean of CommonSpirit Health and Dr. Valerie Montgomery Rice of Morehouse School of Medicine discuss a new program aiming to train more Black doctors
Historically Black Medical School Partners with CommonSpirit to Train More Black Physicians

DEC 16, 2020

(ATLANTA, GA. – Dec. 16, 2020) – Two of the nation’s leading health organizations are responding to the dual pandemic of COVID-19 and racial injustice with a 10-year, $100 million partnership to develop and train more Black physicians, helping addres
“Air Traffic Control” Virtual Care Program

NOV 02, 2020

Dr. Alisahah Cole and Royal Tuthill explain their “air traffic control” virtual care program which helps vulnerable patients navigate the best opportunities to receive the finest care possible.
The 340B Program and CommonSpirit Health: The Impact on our Vulnerable Populations

NOV 02, 2020

The 340B Program and CommonSpirit Health: The Impact on our Vulnerable Populations

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