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New year, same mission to equip and empower folks in their healthcare experiences, ✨new look✨ on radical-health.com 💻
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Much like my grandmother…communities continue to be impacted by the decisions of a group of primarily white and male legislators. These laws disproportionately impact Black and Brown folks’ reproductive health and their access to safe procedures. latina.com/my-grandmother-di…
That’s our founder 🤳‼️ @Ivelyse
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In her work, Ivelyse combines her expertise in healthcare with her passion for community organizing. She is committed to transforming healthcare by forging meaningful conversations combined w/ cutting-edge #technology. Learn more via @WeAreRadHealth: radical-health.com/
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Guess who has the number 1 idea out of 5 for today from The @AspenInstitute ? Check it out below!!aspeninstitute.org/ideas/
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.@Ivelyse is an Afro-Latine health equity advocate and CEO of @WeAreRadHealth. Andino’s work offers education and resources to BIPOC communities by connecting them to healthcare professionals. #BlackHistoryMonth #LoveHasNoLabels
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Happy Women Owned Wednesday!
Bx stand up!!! Today we celebrate Ivelyse Andino of Radical Health for the ways she is shifting healthcare in her city.🏥
@WeAreRadHealth is a minority women-owned health org. that combines healthcare & technology into one.
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📣 New on the blog: ‘How I’m Building" with @Ivelyse: On Representation in Medicine and Scientific Fluency link.medium.com/p66x3x5HLmb #WeAllGoUp 🚀 #healthequity cc: @WeAreRadHealth
Our founder Ivelyse for @createcultivate // @dreamyhumans 👏 Read more: createcultivate.com/blog/tra…
Low health fluency costs us💲, in more ways than one. We’re paving a new path forward for health, ready to pull up a chair? 👉 radical-health.com
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“Knowledge is power” became more than a saying to @Ivelyse when she founded @WeAreRadHealth to help patients navigate the system. She relied on her community's experiences—good and bad—to mold the platform into what they needed most. ow.ly/6biO50GrKe3
How @Ivelyse Andino Is Transforming the World of Healthcare
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#healthequity #HealthTech #healthequality @Nasdaq
PHE will focus initially on how healthcare is experienced by thousands of Black and Hispanic women in regions across the United States. It will leverage crucial partners to make meaningful, sustainable healthcare improvements in these communities. @hologic itnonline.com/content/hologi…
What the natural product industry can do to combat health disparities in BIPOC communities
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"A child’s race and ethnicity appear to be determining factors in whether they receive diagnostic imaging in pediatric hospital emergency departments...." #healthequity
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We are hiring!!
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It was our pleasure!! 😍😍
Thank you so much to @weareradhealth and @D23Rising for a great discussion about Health Inequities (and thank you for ending on a positive note on how we can make a difference.)
“And if we rely on word of mouth and telling communities, you know, ‘Have at it,’ you’re leaving us out to dry.” - Ivelyse Andino on word of mouth initiatives surrounding the vaccine.
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