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How Community Health Workers Bridge Gaps in Healthcare

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Did you know that there’s a small, but mighty, army of Community Health Workers in New York City, fighting to ensure people have what they need to live healthy lives? In this episode of The Remedy, Dr. Michael Shen sits down with two inspiring guests in Brooklyn: Natasha McIntosh White, a Community Health Worker Supervisor, and Nkrumah Powell, a Community Health Worker. They unpack the vital role Community Health Workers play in bridging the gap between medical care and social needs like housing, food , and transportation. With over 250 workers, NYC Health + Hospitals has built one of the largest programs in the nation. Working in some of New York City’s most underserved neighborhoods, they help patients navigate a complex system, by guiding and empowering them. From getting people housing to putting food in an empty fridge to walking patients to doctors appointments, Community Health Workers Natasha and Nkrumah share moving patient stories, trust-building, and small wins that make a big impact. Join us for an inside look into what it takes to meet patients where they are and the phenomenal work of Community Health Workers.

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Did you know that there’s a small, but mighty, army of Community Health Workers in New York City, fighting to ensure people have what they need to live healthy lives? In this episode of The Remedy, Dr. Michael Shen sits down with two inspiring guests in Brooklyn: Natasha McIntosh White, a Community Health Worker Supervisor, and Nkrumah Powell, a Community Health Worker. They unpack the vital role Community Health Workers play in bridging the gap between medical care and social needs like housing, food , and transportation. With over 250 workers, NYC Health + Hospitals has built one of the largest programs in the nation. Working in some of New York City’s most underserved neighborhoods, they help patients navigate a complex system, by guiding and empowering them. From getting people housing to putting food in an empty fridge to walking patients to doctors appointments, Community Health Workers Natasha and Nkrumah share moving patient stories, trust-building, and small wins that make a big impact. Join us for an inside look into what it takes to meet patients where they are and the phenomenal work of Community Health Workers.

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www.NYCHealthAndHospitals.org

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