The Costs of the Lack of Access to Health Care for Women with Guest Alison Kiser
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Her Two Cents
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For many of us in the United States, we are just a diagnosis away from financial insecurity. Having access to health care can help to ensure better health outcomes for many including early detection and preventative measures. But what happens when there are barriers to good healthcare? What are the financial impacts of a lack of access to health care? Unfortunately, women disproportionately are affected. Join us as we discuss the economic impacts of a lack of care, particularly on women. We are joined by Alison Kiser Senior Director of External
Affairs for Planned Parenthood South Atlantic to discuss the shortfalls, the financial impacts, and what you can do to increase access to health care for women.
To learn more, check out:
https://ncadmin.nc.gov/about-doa/divisions/council-women-youth-involvement
and see the reports of the outcomes at:
https://ncadmin.nc.gov/advocacy/women/status-women-north-carolina
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