Healthcare Equality Project Seeks to Elminate Disparities in Care

Our health care crisis affects everyone, but not equally. Racial and ethnic minorities suffer more from chronic diseases, have less access to quality care and have shorter life spans as a result. The Health Care Equality Project, a new coalition of national organizations, has come together to make sure health care reform addresses these disaparities.

Our health care crisis affects everyone, but not equally. Racial and ethnic minorities suffer more from chronic diseases, have less access to quality care and have shorter life spans as a result.

The Health Care Equality Project, a new coalition of national organizations, is bringing together diverse organizations to develop and implement a strategy to integrate healthcare equality solutions into the broader reform effort. A central piece of this strategy is to unite, strengthen, and amplify the voices from communities of color in the fight for healthcare equality.

For more information about the Health Care Equality Project, visit www.HealthCareEqualityProject.org